Ukrainian official dismisses possibility of 'Yalta 2.0' in Trump-Xi-Putin summit
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Ukrainian presidential office refrains from confirming Polish PM Tusk's statement on the date of trilateral talks involving Ukraine, Russia, and the US. These talks, if held, would be the first since winter, marking a potential shift in diplomatic engagement. The discrepancy between Tusk's claim and Kyiv's silence introduces uncertainty about the talks' timing and status.
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US-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are anticipated in November, as confirmed by President Zelensky. However, the Ukrainian Presidential Office has not confirmed specific dates, introducing uncertainty regarding timing. Russia reportedly intends to demand a reduction of NATO's military presence in Europe to 1997 levels during these talks, a maximalist position that could complicate negotiations.
Multiple signals indicate a renewed diplomatic push for trilateral Ukraine-Russia-US talks, potentially mediated by Nordic leaders, with a proposed November timeframe. While Russia confirms engagement and Nordic leaders confirm discussions with Putin and Zelensky, Kyiv's office has not confirmed the proposed date, introducing uncertainty. Russia is reportedly preparing maximalist demands regarding NATO's presence in Europe.
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