Headline: UNCAPTIONED: More Ukraine–Russia Talks Planned as Fighting Intensifies
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More Ukraine–Russia Talks Planned as Fighting Intensifies. U.S. officials say Ukrainian and Russian representatives are expected to meet again next Sunday in Abu Dhabi, continuing peace talks that so far have failed to deliver a breakthrough. This week marked the first face-to-face discussions involving Kyiv, Moscow, and Washington, focusing on military, economic, and territorial issues — including how much land Russia would retain after the war - According to Politico. But optimism remains limited. Just hours after talks paused on Friday, Russia launched its largest air attack on Ukraine this year, killing civilians and causing widespread power outages. Despite ongoing strikes, U.S. officials say Moscow insists it wants a diplomatic solution. Major sticking points remain security guarantees for Ukraine, control of occupied territory, and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. American officials stress that any lasting peace will depend largely on U.S. security commitments — not European troop deployments — as negotiations move into another critical week.
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