Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that the capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, is being considered as a likely venue for a new round of trilateral negotiations between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine. Discussions on a diplomatic settlement of the conflict have intensified against the backdrop of Washington's statements about the parties approaching the end of hostilities and plans to organize a major summit.

Preparation for the November Round of Talks

The issue of resuming contacts in a trilateral format is being actively discussed by representatives of Moscow and Washington. Earlier, Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov confirmed that the next meeting could take place precisely in Abu Dhabi, where the parties had previously held consultations. The Kremlin notes that the new round is planned for the tens of November, although details of document preparation and specific proposals have not yet been disclosed.

Diplomatic Activity and the US Position

Parallel to preparations for the meeting in the UAE, the leadership of the United States reports significant progress in the negotiation process. US President Donald Trump indicated that the parties are closer to resolving the conflict than ever before. According to international media, the American administration aims to have a final peace agreement between Kyiv and Moscow signed in December at the G20 summit in Miami, Florida.

International Initiatives and Navigation Safety

In addition to the main political track, diplomatic efforts are also focused on the humanitarian aspects of the settlement. According to sources, Turkey and the UN, with the support of the Swiss Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, plan to resume contacts to ensure the safety of commercial shipping in the Black Sea. This initiative is designed to reduce risks for food supplies and protect port infrastructure from potential disruptions.

Significance of Potential Agreements for Global Security

The return to trilateral dialogue and the discussion of a potential peace agreement at the end of the year mark a new stage in the diplomatic settlement of the protracted conflict. The success of the upcoming consultations in Abu Dhabi and the alignment of positions of key global players will determine not only the cessation of hostilities in Ukraine but also the stabilization of the situation in global markets, including the food sector and logistics in the Black Sea region.