
The European Union has determined the countries that will represent Europe in the Russia-Ukraine negotiations.
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There were uncertainties regarding the representation of Europe in the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. In the new process, a delegation was formed with the participation of EU institutions and five main European countries.
The crisis regarding European representation in the Russia-Ukraine talks has been overcome.
In the negotiations, which gained momentum once again under the mediation of the USA, a decision was reached on which countries would represent Europe at the table.
President of the European Union (EU) Council, Antonio Costa, said that they agreed that the team that will represent Europe will consist of the EU institutions and the E5 group, which includes Germany, Poland, France, Italy and the United Kingdom.
Costa emphasized that Europe's security begins with Ukraine's security.
Expressing that they welcome all diplomatic efforts aimed at bringing Russia to the negotiation table, Costa said that they will continue to support the ongoing process.
Costa stated that security guarantees should be handled within the framework of the Coalition of Volunteers in close coordination with NATO.
EU Commission President von der Leyen also answered the question about Europe's representation in the negotiations.
Emphasizing permanent peace, von der Leyen stated that they welcomed the efforts in this direction.
"We are very clear about providing not only material but also moral support to Ukraine. It is very clear why we are in negotiations now. We want to protect our interests and support Ukraine." he said.
New negotiations, in which Europe will also be on the table, are expected to be held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, in the coming weeks.
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The new round of negotiations is expected to be held in Abu Dhabi in the coming weeks.
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