俄美乌三方谈判在阿布扎比继续进行

CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): Today, November 11, trilateral talks among Russia, Ukraine, and the United States on the Ukraine issue entered their second day.

According to Russian media reports, the trilateral talks on November 10 lasted approximately four hours. Russian representative and presidential aide Medinsky said at the venue that he hoped the Abu Dhabi talks would advance the peace process and benefit the peoples of Russia and Ukraine.

U.S. representative Kushner said that the day’s talks were constructive and expressed hope that they would help establish a new security architecture among Russia, Europe, and Ukraine.

In an interview with Danish media on November 10, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said that a ceasefire along the current line of contact, maintaining the existing front line and moving to diplomatic negotiations, was the fastest way to end the phase of high-intensity fighting in the conflict. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said the same day that Russia would not agree to another ceasefire while the situation between Russia and Ukraine remained unclear. He accused Europe of attempting to use a ceasefire to buy time for assistance to Ukraine.

Germany Says EU Member States Should Share Funding for Aid to Ukraine; Slovakia and Czechia Oppose

German Chancellor Merz recently said that EU member states should jointly cover the funding shortfall for aid to Ukraine in 2027, and hinted that he might obstruct negotiations on the EU’s long-term budget over the issue. The prime ministers of Slovakia and Czechia voiced opposition on November 10, calling the demands “blackmail.”