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Moscow says it will not dictate EU delegation's participation in Ukraine talks
Euronews.com • • world
Key Points:
- Moscow has indicated for the first time it will not oppose European representatives participating in Ukraine peace negotiations, signaling potential EU delegation involvement in the next talks.
- Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated Russia does not intend to dictate EU negotiators and wants to first understand how their position might contribute to the peace process.
- This marks a notable shift in Russia's stance, as it had previously excluded and criticized Europe for supporting Ukraine and prolonging the conflict.
- Recent trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi involved the US, Ukraine, and Russia, excluding Europe, but Russia has now agreed to broaden participation to include European representatives.
- The EU has decided it will be represented by Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and EU institutions in upcoming negotiations.
