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Abu Dhabi peace talks resume as post-war security discussions progress

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Posted Nov 10, 2026, 02:00 PM UTC · In the digest of 2026-11-10-1400
Abu Dhabi peace talks resume as post-war security discussions progress
Photo: Corriere della Sera

Trilateral talks resume in Abu Dhabi alongside discussions on Ukraine's post-war security architecture and reports of Russian military casualty figures.

The first day of United States-mediated trilateral negotiations between Ukraine and Russia concluded in Abu Dhabi, with talks scheduled to continue tomorrow. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Moscow will not accept European calls for an immediate truce.

Concurrently, US officials reported progress regarding post-war security infrastructure for Ukraine and Europe, coinciding with the launch of initial military exercises by the Multinational Force for Ukraine. Ukrainian negotiators also held coordination meetings with European, NATO, and E4 representatives.

Separately, cybersecurity groups claimed to have breached Russia's national statistics agency Rosstat, releasing data indicating 412,576 Russian military fatalities since February 2022.

In Russian domestic developments, presidential adviser Elena Yampolskaya sparked controversy after proposing a ban on pizza in school cafeterias, citing health concerns and characterizing Italy as an "enemy country."

Sources: ANSA, Corriere della Sera, Il Messaggero, La Repubblica.

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