Trump expects 'big deal'... Ukraine presents priorities for Abu Dhabi negotiations
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The U.S., Russia, and Ukraine are set to resume in-person working-level talks in Abu Dhabi, the first such meeting in roughly nine months since February. President Donald Trump, after meeting a Russian envoy on the 5th, said a "big deal" is coming and hinted it could extend beyond Ukraine to affect all of Europe, though he offered no specifics. Ukraine's presidential office chief Kyrylo Budanov, in a CBS News interview aired on the 7th, said the talks will not be the last and voiced cautious optimism about progress toward a leaders' summit. The renewed engagement matters as a potential inflection point for a war that has dragged on for years and weighed on European security and energy markets. What to watch next is whether the Abu Dhabi round produces concrete steps toward a Trump-Putin-Zelensky meeting, and whether Trump's vague "big deal" framing translates into an actual framework.
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Donald Trump, Russia, Ukraine, Kyrylo Budanov, Abu Dhabi