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Ukraine and Russia again negotiate peace agreement in the first half of November

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Briefings

Ukraine and Russia agreed to technical team meetings in Abu Dhabi in early November to discuss a peace deal, with Zelensky emphasizing the need for security guarantees and 10-year military funding. A bilateral prisoner exchange involving 270 soldiers from each side was announced, marking the largest recent swap. Both sides previously paused negotiations since early 2026, with Putin accepting the resumption after psychological and medical aid was provided.

Key points

• Technical teams from Ukraine, Russia, and the United States will meet in Abu Dhabi in early November to discuss a peace agreement.
• A bilateral prisoner exchange involving 270 soldiers from each side was announced, marking the largest recent swap.

Context

Negotiations between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States were paused since early 2026. Both sides agreed to resume talks in Abu Dhabi, with Zelensky emphasizing the need for security guarantees and 10-year military funding. A bilateral prisoner exchange involving 270 soldiers from each side was announced, marking the largest recent swap.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. Specific dates for the technical meetings are not confirmed beyond early November. The exact nature of the 10-year funding requirement and the specific security guarantees needed remain unconfirmed. The article does not provide details on the outcome of the prisoner exchange or the final terms of the peace deal.

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