Abu Dhabi Talks: Russia, US and Ukraine Return to the Table on Nov 10

On November 10, 2026, Russia, the United States and Ukraine sit at the same table in Abu Dhabi — the first trilateral round since February 2026, before the US/Israel–Iran war broke out. The Russian delegation is again led by Medinsky, confirmed by Kremlin spokesman Peskov on November 3. US envoy Witkoff announced the agenda: a postwar security framework, de-escalation, humanitarian aid and next steps toward peace. President Putin agreed to resume the talks after meeting Witkoff in St. Petersburg on October 21. France says it will join, per Foreign Minister Barrot.

Why do all three sides want this table back — right now? On the surface, it is the search for a way out after months of deadlock. One layer deeper, each side arrives with its own calculation: the Kremlin insists security guarantees must be mutual, Kyiv puts an energy ceasefire first to save its power grid before winter, and Washington needs a diplomatic win to take home. What happens at this table will reach global energy prices and European security — and our own wallets.

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We analyze warfare to cherish peace. Will the Abu Dhabi round produce a real ceasefire — or is it only a probe?