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U.S. OFFICIALS SAY ON RUSSIA-UKRAINE THAT THEY DON’T EXPECT TO RESOLVE THE WAR IN THE ABU DHABI TALKS BUT TO GET EACH SIDE TO CLARIFY THEIR POSITIONS SO THEY CAN THEN EXPLORE COMPROMISES, AND THAT THE U.S. WANTS THE RUSSIANS TO AGREE TO…
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U.S. officials said they do not expect the Abu Dhabi talks to resolve the Russia-Ukraine war, instead aiming to get each side to clarify its positions so compromises can then be explored. Washington also wants Russia to agree to multilateral negotiations with Europe, according to the remarks reported by First Squawk. The downplayed expectations signal that the talks are a positioning exercise rather than a breakthrough moment. What to watch next is whether Moscow accepts a broader, Europe-inclusive negotiating format.
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