Abu Dhabi:Representatives from the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Ukraine, the United States, and NATO convened in Abu Dhabi to coordinate efforts aimed at ending the conflict in Ukraine and establishing conditions for durable peace. The meeting occurred ahead of upcoming trilateral discussions with Russia.

According to European Commission - Lebanon, the discussions were held collaboratively among European partners, Ukraine, and the United States, focusing on shared objectives and the commitment to Euro-Atlantic security. Emphasis was placed on future arrangements that respect Ukraine's sovereignty, territorial integrity, and independent decision-making, alongside providing credible security guarantees.

The primary goal is to create a security framework that ensures Ukraine's long-term security and fosters confidence necessary for a negotiated settlement. Discussions also included enhancing existing European security institutions and agreements post-war, with a focus on reducing conflict risk and preventing dangerous escalation. Attendees affirmed the importance of a strong NATO in maintaining Euro-Atlantic collective defense.

The European partners, Ukraine, and the United States plan to continue their close partnership throughout the negotiation process, aiming to engage in broader multilateral discussions to achieve comprehensive peace.