Abu Dhabi Summit: US, Ukraine, and Russia Set for Trilateral Talks
Jared Kushner confirmed the first three-way peace discussions since February will occur next week, following security meetings in Brussels.
By Marco Alvarez ·
The United States, Ukraine, and Russia will meet for their first trilateral peace talks since February, with the session scheduled for next week in Abu Dhabi. Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s special envoy, announced the date and location in a post on X. This marks the first formal three-way gathering of the belligerents under the current US administration.
Kushner stated that the US delegation has been coordinating with both parties to draft serious proposals. He emphasized that the goal is to make the discussions as substantive and productive as possible. The envoy noted that President Trump has designated achieving peace as a top priority. The team is now focused on the detailed work required to transform that objective into a comprehensive and durable agreement.
Prior to the Abu Dhabi meeting, US representatives held substantive discussions in Brussels. These talks involved Ukrainian officials, NATO representatives, and other European partners. The group focused on two interconnected elements of lasting peace: security guarantees for Ukraine and the broader European security architecture. Kushner described the US team as working intensively with all parties to find practical solutions to end the war.
The objective is to address the security concerns of all sides through mutually agreed arrangements. Kushner said these arrangements are designed to reduce the risk of future conflict. He framed the current diplomatic push as a method to establish the foundations for lasting peace.
President Trump recently suggested that a major new deal involving Ukraine could be reached soon. He indicated that such an agreement would have implications for the whole of Europe. The upcoming meetings in Abu Dhabi represent the next step in that diplomatic process.
