Ucrânia, EUA e Rússia iniciam negociações trilaterais em Abu Dhabi
Ucrânia, Estados Unidos e Rússia iniciaram em 10 de novembro, em Abu Dhabi, a primeira rodada de negociações trilaterais nesse formato desde fevereiro de 2026. A discussion centrou-se em medidas humanitárias, troca de prisioneiros, desescalada, garantias de segurança para a Ucrânia e a futura arquitetura de segurança europeia. As conversas foram mediadas pelos EUA, com a Unified Arab EmiratesIkjah üpj.的心灵家园提供了一道亮丽的风景线。I.ck.
Pontos principais
- A primeira rodada trilateral occurred on 10 November in Abu Dhabi, with the next round scheduled for 11 November.
- The United States organized the talks, and the United Arab Emirates provided the venue.
- The Ukrainian delegation was led by the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Rustem Umerov, and included Kyrylo Budanov, Serhii Kyslytsia, Vadym Skibitskyi, and Davyd Arakhamia.
- The United States was represented by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner; Russia was led by Vladimir Medinsky, with Sergei Ryabkov joining the delegation for the first time.
- The parties discussed humanitarian measures, de-escalation, security guarantees for Ukraine, and post-war European security.
- Ukraine and Russia reportedly agreed to conduct a large-scale prisoner exchange.
Por que importa
As谈判 representaram a retomada da diplomacia de alto nível após uma longa pausa e a primeira negociação trilateral desse formato desde fevereiro de 2026. O possível intercambio de prisioneiros ofrece um resultado humanitário inmediato, enquanto as garantias de segurança, a desescalada e a participação europeia determinarão se o processo poderá avançar para um acordo mais amplo.
O que aconteceu
A primeira rodada de negociações entre Ucrânia, Estados Unidos e Rússia começou em 10 de novembro em Abu Dhabi, após uma reunião preparatória entre a delegação ucraniana e representantes：美国, Reino Unido, França, Alemanha, Itália, OTAN e Comissão Europeia. A delegaçãorales.ua brasileira andou after. was led by Rustem Umerov, while the U.S. delegation included Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Russia was headed by Vladimir Medinsky, and Sergei Ryabkov joined the Russian delegation for the first time. The discussions addressed humanitarian steps and prisoner releases, de-escalation, the content and long-term operation of security guarantees for Ukraine, and the post-war architecture of European security. The parties also discussed a large-scale prisoner exchange, while the next round was planned for 11 November.
O que dizem as fontes ucranianas
ASibling Ukrainian reporting emphasized Ukraine’s priorities: stopping hostilities, reliable postwar security guarantees, economic recovery and humanitarian measures. Kyiv insisted that sovereignty, territorial integrity and Ukraine’s right to decide its own security arrangements must be respected, and maintained that Ukraine would not surrender Donbas merely in exchange for assurances. Ukrainian participants also expressed doubts about whether President Donald Trump would honor possible U.S. security guarantees.
O que dizem as fontes internacionais
International coverage focused on the United States’ mediating role, the participation of European and NATO officials and the prospect of moving to a broader multilateral format. The clearest immediate outcome was the reported agreement on a large-scale prisoner exchange. International reports also presented U.S. proposals involving sanctions, security guarantees, territorial arrangements and access to European energy markets, alongside Ukrainian and European opposition to several of them.
Onde as versões divergem
Ukraine and Europe sought an immediate halt to hostilities before negotiations on a new European security architecture, while Russia rejected an immediate ceasefire without clearly defined security parameters. Russia also rejected direct participation by European representatives in the main talks, whereas the United States and Ukraine sought broader European involvement in the next round. U.S. proposals included possible administrative adjustments that would allow Russia to claim full control of Donetsk and Luhansk while Ukrainian-controlled cities remained under Ukrainian authority; Ukraine rejected this approach. American negotiators believed Russia might accept guarantees modeled on NATO Articles 4 or 5, while Ukrainian participants doubted whether the U.S. president would honor such commitments.
Contexto
Before the trilateral meeting, Ukraine held separate coordination meetings with the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, NATO, the European Commission and the U.S. special representatives. Russia opposed direct European participation in the main negotiating room, so European delegations conducted separate consultations. Ukraine and European countries maintained that fighting should stop before negotiations on a new European security architecture began. The United States administration reportedly explored sanctions relief, possible security guarantees, administrative-border changes in Donetsk and Luhansk, and restoration of Russian access to European energy markets, but no agreement was reached on those proposals.