After the Russian and Ukrainian teams reached an agreement on a large-scale prisoner exchange and other measures to end the conflict, they characterised the negotiations in Abu Dhabi as productive and constructive. The peace talks with Russia in Abu Dhabi have gathered significant momentum toward a conclusion by the end of the year, according to a top Ukrainian negotiator who made the announcement on Wednesday.
A close associate of President Volodymyr Zelensky, David Arakhamia, has stated that the negotiations ought to be multilateral instead of trilateral, and that Europe ought to be represented therein. After Wednesday’s meetings ended, Russia’s lead negotiator Vladimir Medinsky indicated that both sides had come to an agreement on several matters and that additional talks would follow.
Medinsky announced on Russian official media that Russia and Ukraine had reached an agreement for a massive prisoner swap, the most recent in a lengthy line of such deals. But he was sceptical that European nations would be involved in the negotiations, and he questioned what Russia and the EU could talk about because, in his view, the EU had not made any ideas. After the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, Medinsky stated that Russia and Ukraine had announced a large-scale prisoner exchange.
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