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New trilateral talks on Ukraine war in Abu Dhabi: What to expect?

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Briefings

Ukrainian and Russian representatives last met in February regarding ending the war, but the same core sticking points persist. Ukraine continues to demand security guarantees, which remains a non-starter for Russia. This briefing summarizes the current status of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi as of November 2026, noting that while diplomatic channels exist, fundamental disagreements on security guarantees prevent progress. The evidence indicates no new breakthroughs have occurred since the February meeting, and the specific timeline of future negotiations remains undefined.

Key points

• Ukrainian and Russian representatives last met in February for talks on ending the war, but the same sticking points remain.
• Ukraine continues to demand security guarantees, which is a non-starter for Russia.

Context

Trilateral talks on Ukraine war in Abu Dhabi are ongoing as of November 2026. Ukraine demands security guarantees, which Russia rejects. No new breakthroughs have occurred since the February meeting.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the February meeting and current status as of November 2026. Specific dates for future negotiations are unknown. No additional background on the meeting's content or broader geopolitical context is supplied.

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