Zelensky: Talks continue for a trilateral summit at the leaders' level
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, “Talks continue for organizing a trilateral summit at the leaders' level to end the war with Russia.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. Speaking at a joint press conference, Zelensky recalled that trilateral negotiations were held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), on November 10-11 with the participation of the USA, Russia, and Ukraine to end the Russia-Ukraine War. Zelensky stated that during the negotiations, the exchange of 1000 prisoners for 1000 was brought up, adding, “The exchange of 1200 prisoners is also possible. The second issue is security guarantees. Various security guarantee formats for Ukraine were discussed.”

Zelensky said that US officials who participated in the negotiations in Abu Dhabi would meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia on November 12, stating, “Much depends on the format of the dialogue between the American side and the Russian side. The leaders of the USA, Russia, and Ukraine need to come together to address important issues regarding the end of the war.”

Zelensky noted that Europe should also be at the table in the negotiations, saying, “The American side is more positive, more receptive to this.”