From The Economic Times
Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Putin to decide NATO’s future in Europe? US President Trump open to postwar Europe security deal with Russia as Ukraine continues to pay the price
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U.S. envoys met President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin after attending Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi. The Abu Dhabi talks did not produce a visible breakthrough in ending the nearly five‑year large‑scale hostilities that began on February 24 2022, following earlier fighting that started in 2014 in eastern Ukraine. During the Kremlin meeting Putin warned the envoys against foreign troops in Ukraine, noted Zelenskyy’s comments on renewed Starshield slowdowns, and proposed a civilian evacuation mission in Konstantinovka modeled on a recent operation in Alyoshki, suggesting Russian and Ukrainian human‑rights commissioners organise it.
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Recent negotiations in Abu Dhabi have seen Russian and Ukrainian officials engaging in dialogues about a potential peace agreement. The United States is working to alleviate security issues tied to NATO's expansion in Eastern Europe. Although a prisoner exchange deal was reached, disagreements over…
