Second day of trilateral talks to end Ukrainian-Russian War begins in UAE
The delegations met again on the second day of the tripartite talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.
Quick Look
- Russian, US and Ukrainian delegations met again in Abu Dhabi on the second day of tripartite talks on Ukraine.
- Prisoner exchange and regional security are discussed during the talks.
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Why It Matters
Russian, US and Ukrainian delegations are conducting tripartite negotiations in Abu Dhabi to find a solution to the Ukrainian crisis.
According to the Russian news agency TASS, the delegations of Russia, the USA and Ukraine met again today within the scope of the tripartite negotiations on Ukraine, which started yesterday.
During the negotiations, the Russian delegation is headed by Russian President Vladimir Putin's Advisor Vladimir Medinskiy, and the Ukrainian delegation is headed by Rustem Umerov, Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine.
It is expected that the delegations will hold a press conference at the end of the negotiations, including US President Donald Trump's representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
Head of Ukrainian Foreign Intelligence Service Rustem Umerov, in his statement on social media, stated that the second day of tripartite negotiations in Abu Dhabi has started and said, "First, we will hold a meeting in a trilateral format with the USA and Russia. Then, we will hold a separate meeting with our European allies." he said.
Tripartite negotiations
On the first day of the negotiations, which lasted approximately 4 hours, issues related to the establishment of the regional security system after the resolution of the Ukraine crisis were discussed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced that the exchange of 1,000 prisoners against 1,500 or 1,500 against 1,500 was brought to the agenda during the talks held yesterday.
While Ukraine argues that European representatives should also participate in the negotiation process, Russia opposes this idea.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
At the end of the negotiations, the delegations are expected to hold a press conference.
Very likely · Within hours
Open Questions
- What concrete decisions will be announced at the press conference?
- How will the participation of European allies in the process be ensured?



