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US, Ukraine, and Russia: Riyadh talks promise progress

On Tuesday in Riyadh, another meeting between the US and Ukrainian delegations regarding a ceasefire in the war in Ukraine will take place, according to the Ukrainian broadcaster Suspilne, citing anonymous sources. A White House source indicates the talks are going "exceptionally well."

Another round of talks regarding the end of the war in Ukraine is scheduled to take place on Tuesday.
Another round of talks regarding the end of the war in Ukraine is scheduled to take place on Tuesday.
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Justyna Lasota-Krawczyk

  • Meeting in Riyadh: The US and Ukrainian delegations are set to convene on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia's capital to further discuss a ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict, as reported by Suspilne, a Ukrainian broadcaster, citing an anonymous source.
  • Extension of stay: The Ukrainian delegation has opted to prolong its stay in Riyadh by one day to continue discussions with US representatives.
  • Positive forecasts: A White House insider has noted that the talks are progressing "exceptionally well" and anticipates positive developments soon.
  • Next round of talks

    Suspilne has reported that the US and Ukrainian delegations will meet again on Tuesday in Riyadh. The aim is to advance discussions regarding a proposed ceasefire in the Ukrainian war. This meeting continues from previous negotiations. Meanwhile, discussions between the US and Russian delegations ended on Monday evening.

    A White House source, quoted by Reuters, highlights that the dialogues among the three delegations – the US, Ukraine, and Russia – are going "exceptionally well." The same source confidently stated that positive developments should be expected soon. It is noteworthy that these discussions are of a technical nature and have been ongoing for several days.

    Lengthy negotiations

    On Monday evening, discussions between the US and Russian delegations about the Ukrainian war concluded. The negotiations, which were technical in nature, lasted around 12 hours. The independent Russian portal "Meduza," citing information agencies RIA Novosti and TASS, reported that Russia and the United States will publish a joint statement on Tuesday. Observers suggest this could mark a significant turning point in efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict.

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