Russia, Ukraine and the US meet again in Abu Dhabi in search of a security framework for post-war Europe

Russia, Ukraine, and the US resumed trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi, focusing on security guarantees in Europe, de-escalation, and humanitarian measures. The meeting, the first since February, has low expectations from Ukraine and European partners, who seek a larger role in regional security discussions post-conflict. The US delegation is led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, while Russia is represented by Vladimir Medinski. Ukraine's delegation includes Rustem Umerov and other officials. Moscow aims to establish a new security framework for post-war Europe, while Ukraine prioritizes security guarantees and a ceasefire. Despite skepticism from Ukraine, discussions continue amid ongoing violence, including recent bombings in Zaporizhia.