Ucrânia, EUA e Rússia iniciam em Abu Dhabi negotiations trilaterais sobre a guerra
A primeira ronda de negociações entre Ucrânia, Estados Unidos e Rússia começou em Abu Dhabi a 10 de novembro, com os EUA a facilitar as conversas e os Emirados Árabes Unidos a fornecer o local. As Parties discutiram garantias de segurança, desescalada e medidas humanitárias, tendo sido reportada uma acordo para um intercâmbio de prisioneiros em larga escala. Não houve declaração conjunta após o primeiro dia, e os trabalhos deveriam prosseguir a 11 de novembro.
Pontos principais
- A primeira ronda de negociações trilateraisUkraine–EUA–Rússia realizou-se em Abu Dhabi a 10 de novembro de 2026.
- As conversaciones deveriam continuar em Abu Dhabi a 11 de novembro.
- Os EUA organizaram as negociações e os Emirados Árabes Unidos forneceram o local.
- Aantlyserveiraupaiana foi representada por Rustem Umierov, Kirilo Budanov, David Arakhamia, Serhiy Kyslytsia e Vadym Skibitskyi.
- A delegation americana foi representada por Steve Witkoff e Jared Kushner; a russa, por Vladimir Medinsky.
- As partes discutiram garantias de segurança para a Ucrânia, deescalada e medidas humanitárias.
- Foi reportada uma acordo para um intercâmbio de prisioneiros de guerra em larga escala.
Porque é importante
AZM \n As negociações reabrem um canal trilateral depois de uma longa pausa e concentram-se em questões decisivas para o fim da guerra: garantias de segurança, cessação dos combates e mecanismos que impeçam uma nova agressão. O eventual intercâmbio de prisioneiros representa um resultado humanitário concreto. A participação europeia, Though limited to separate meetings, mostra attempts to broaden the format, while disagreement over the sequence of ceasefire and security negotiations remains a major obstacle.
O que aconteceu
A delegation disminución Apparently, the Ukrainian delegation first held separate consultations with representatives of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, NATO, the European Commission and the United States. The trilateral meeting with the American and Russian delegations followed. Ukraine’s team was led by Rustem Umierov, while Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner represented the United States and Vladimir Medinsky led the Russian delegation. The first day focused on security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe, Russian demands for security guarantees, de-escalation, humanitarian measures and Ukraine’s postwar future. A source close to the Ukrainian delegation reported an agreement to carry out a large-scale prisoner exchange. The parties did not issue a joint statement and were due to resume talks on 11 November.
Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas
Ukrainian sources emphasize that Kyiv is not willing to trade control of the Donbas for vague security guarantees. They foreground sovereignty, territorial integrity and reliable long-term guarantees, while presenting humanitarian steps, prisoner releases and de-escalation as immediate priorities. Although the first round was described as constructive, Ukrainian officials did not expect a breakthrough and placed hopes in the second round. Ukrainian coverage also warns that broader discussions on European security could give Moscow additional leverage to introduce new demands and delay a ceasefire.
Como o descrevem as fontes internacionais
International coverage focuses on the United States’ mediating role, the possibility of European participation in a later round and the connection between a ceasefire and a wider European security framework. Reports that Ukraine and Russia agreed to conduct a large-scale prisoner exchange. International accounts also highlight Russia’s rejection of an immediate cessation of hostilities and continuing uncertainty over whether Washington would provide NATO-like guarantees and whether President Donald Trump would honour them.
Onde as versões divergem
Ukraine and European countries insist that fighting must stop before negotiations on a new European security architecture begin. Russia and the US administration treat a broader security agreement and possible changes to sanctions as necessary or linked elements of ending the war. Ukrainian officials doubted that a breakthrough could be achieved in the first round and questioned whether Trump would uphold security guarantees, while US negotiators expressed optimism about progress. Russia also rejected direct European participation in the main negotiating room, limiting the trilateral format, whereas the United States and Ukraine pressed for broader European involvement in the next round.
Contexto
Before the trilateral meeting, Ukraine held separate coordination meetings with representatives of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, NATO, the European Commission and the United States. Russia rejected direct European participation in the main negotiating room, so European representatives met Ukrainian and American officials separately. The Abu Dhabi talks were planned for 10–11 November and were described as the first trilateral meeting of this kind since February 2026. Ukrainian priorities included stopping the fighting, securing reliable postwar guarantees, pursuing economic recovery and taking humanitarian steps. Lavrov said Moscow would not accept an immediate ceasefire without clarity on the future security architecture. US negotiators reportedly considered redrawing the administrative boundaries of Donetsk and Luhansk, restoring Russia’s access to European energy markets and possible changes to sanctions. Ukraine and its European partners opposed restoring Russia’s energy-market access during the war, and the administrative-boundary idea was not adopted as an agreement.