US Envoys Meet Putin After Abu Dhabi Talks Secure Prisoner Deal
A prisoner exchange agreement has kept diplomacy moving, but US envoys now meeting Vladimir Putin face unresolved disputes over territory, security and Europe's role in peace talks.
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Three countries prepare for Tuesday talks in Abu Dhabi
© Gavriil Grigorov, Reuters ↗Security guarantees remain a sticking point before negotiations
Deutsche Welle ↗Peace talks resume after a pause lasting months
BBC ↗Zelenskyy claims battlefield successes as Trump signals optimism
Al Jazeera ↗Europe plans representation amid concern over security deal
NDTV News - World-news News ↗Russia, Ukraine and United States begin Abu Dhabi talks
CBC News ↗Russia, Ukraine and US resume talks in Abu Dhabi
© Altaf Qadri, AP ↗Russia and Ukraine agree to large prisoner exchange
South China Morning Post ↗U.S. envoys plan meetings with Putin and Zelenskyy
dawn.com ↗Abu Dhabi talks end with prisoner exchange agreement
© Rula Rouhana, Reuters ↗Russia and Ukraine agree to large prisoner exchange
The Independent ↗U.S. envoys set meetings with Putin and Zelensky
© Virginia Mayo, AP ↗Kushner and Witkoff arrive in Moscow for talks
ABCNews.com ↗Washington seeks Putin's approval for European participation
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