French Foreign Minister Barrow said on the 8th that Europe will participate in the tripartite talks between the United States, Russia and Ukraine scheduled to be held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. In an interview with French media on the same day, Barrow said that negotiations aimed at advancing the resolution of the Ukrainian crisis “sometimes involved Europe, sometimes not,” while the Abu Dhabi talks would involve Europeans. “France will send representatives and deliver the European voice,” he said. Barrow did not reveal the identity of the French representative. Barrow also said that in the past few weeks, Europe indicated to the United States as the mediator that “any negotiations involving the future of the European continent should not ignore our expectations and demands.” US President's Special Envoy Witkov said in a social media post on the 2nd that the US side will mediate working-level negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi from the 10th to the 11th to push for an end to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The talks will focus on post-war security arrangements, situation degradation, humanitarian action, and next steps to achieve peace. This will be the resumption of tripartite talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine on the Russian-Ukrainian situation after a lapse of 9 months.

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