Russia is in no hurry to sit at the negotiating table. Kyiv wants to corner it, says an expert

In November, a potential trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi involving the USA, Russia, and Ukraine may occur, aimed at addressing the ongoing conflict. Ukraine seeks to discuss its security priorities, while Russia remains ambiguous about its participation. Experts suggest Russia benefits from the current situation, delaying negotiations until after winter. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy indicated that the talks could focus on easing tensions and finding solutions to end the war. However, Russia's stance remains unclear, with officials stating that discussions are still in the preparatory phase. The meeting's timing is uncertain, with suggestions it could happen as early as November 10. Ukraine advocates for broader negotiations involving European leaders, emphasizing their necessity for security guarantees and post-war reconstruction discussions. Despite skepticism about significant breakthroughs, both sides appear to be testing diplomatic waters, with concerns that Russia may use the…