The United States announced it will host a trilateral meeting with Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10-11. The meeting is intended to create a platform for dialogue and help address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The U.S. official said the talks could bring the three sides into a conversation about ending Moscow’s war. They aim to explore options for ending violence and discuss post‑war issues in the region.
The announcement comes after many attempts at diplomacy have stalled. The U.S. has been calling on all parties to find a peaceful solution while protecting Ukraine’s sovereignty.
Abu Dhabi was chosen because it is neutral ground that can host experts and allow all sides to speak freely. The goal is to set up a framework that makes a lasting peace possible.
Leaders of Russia and Ukraine will meet with a U.S. delegation that will include diplomats and senior advisors. They will discuss steps that could reduce tensions, rebuild trust, and draft a path for a stable future in Eastern Europe.
The talks could be a milestone in diplomatic efforts. If they succeed, they could bring an end to the war that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions of people.
