Ruushka, Yukrayn iyo Maraykanka oo wada-hadal saddex-geesood ah ku bilaabaya Abu Dhabi

Wada-hadallada oo socon doona laba maalmood ayaa diiradda saaraya dammaanadaha amniga, iyadoo Ruushka iyo Yukrayn ay wali ku kala fog yihiin shuruudaha nabadda.

Wufuud ka socota Yukrayn, Ruushka iyo Maraykanka ayaa Talaadada ku kulmaya magaalada Abu Dhabi ee Imaaraadka, si ay uga wada-hadlaan soo afjarista dagaalka. Kulankan oo socon doona laba maalmood ayaa diiradda saaraya dammaanadaha amniga labada dhinac, iyadoo saraakiisha Maraykanku ay ku adkaystaan in qaab-dhismeedka amniga guud ee Yurub uu qayb ka noqdo heshiis kasta oo nabadeed.

Dammaanadaha amniga oo sarreeya ajandaha

Wada-hadalladan ayaa diiradda saaraya dammaanadaha amniga. Madaxweynaha Yukrayn Volodymyr Zelensky ayaa sheegay in Yukrayn iyo xulafadeeda ay ka wada-hadleen dammaanado amniga u eg qodobka 5aad ee NATO. Wareysi uu bixiyay November 5, wuxuu ku sheegay in dammaanadaha amniga Yukrayn ay ku xiran yihiin waxa xulafada reer galbeedka ay samayn lahaayeen haddii Ruushku weerar cusub ku qaado dalkiisa. Dhanka kale, Kremlin-ka ayaa ku adkaystay in heshiis kasta oo suurtagal ah uu sidoo kale bixiyo dammaanado amniga Ruushka.

Ruushka iyo Yukrayn oo ku kala fog shuruudaha

Madaxweynaha Ruushka Vladimir Putin ayaa doonaya in Yukrayn ay ciidamadeeda ka bixiso afar gobol oo Moscow ay si sharci-darro ah ku biirtay bishii September 2022 laakiin aanay weli si buuxda u qabsan. Wuxuu kaloo dalbanayaa in Yukrayn ay ka tagto doorkeeda ku biirista NATO, aqbasho xaddidid adag oo ku saabsan ciidamadeeda, oo ay ka qaaddo xaddidnaanta luqadda Ruushka iyo kaniisadda Ortodokska ee xiriirka la leh Moscow. Putin wuxuu rabaa heshiis nabadeed oo dhammaystiran oo ku salaysan shuruudahaas, mana aqbalayo joojin guud oo dagaalka ah.

Yurub iyo doorka Maraykanka

Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa wareysi "60 Minutes" oo la baahiyay Axadda ku sheegay in Moscow iyo Kyiv ay "aad ugu dhow yihiin" heshiis, laakiin wuxuu intaa ku daray in ay "ku dhammaan doonaan Yukrayn qaab yara duwan". Wuxuu kaloo sheegay kadib kulankiisii Kirill Dmitriev November 4 ee Aqalka Cad in heshiis weyn oo ku saabsan amniga Yurub uu socdo. Jared Kushner ayaa sheegay in isaga iyo Steve Witkoff ay la kulmi doonaan wufuud ka socota Yukrayn, Midowga Yurub, NATO, Jarmalka, Faransiiska, Boqortooyada Midowday iyo Talyaaniga ka hor wada-hadallada saddex-geesoodka ah.

Security guarantees top the agenda as fighting continues along the 1,200-kilometre front line

Negotiators from Ukraine, Russia and the United States are due to meet in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday for a new round of talks aimed at ending the war, with security guarantees for the warring sides set to top the agenda.

Security guarantees at the centre of the talks

The session is scheduled to last two days, starting Tuesday. US officials insist that a broader security architecture for Europe must be part of any peace deal. The meeting follows a localised truce around the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky in southern Ukraine, brokered with the help of US First Lady Melania Trump, which allowed the evacuation of some residents and the delivery of humanitarian supplies.

Fighting persists despite diplomatic push

Fierce fighting has continued along the 1,200-kilometre (750-mile) front line, and both sides have escalated long-range attacks on each other with drones and missiles. Russia has intensified strikes on Ukraine's power system, using ballistic missiles and new, faster jet-powered drones, while Ukraine has a shortage of US-made Patriot interceptors.

Divergent demands and the question of Europe's role

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants Ukraine to pull its troops back from the four regions Moscow illegally annexed in September 2022 but never fully captured, and demands that Kyiv abandon its NATO bid and accept strict limits on its military. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejects those demands and argues that an immediate ceasefire is the first step toward a wider settlement.

Ukraine insists its European allies must have a seat at the negotiating table, while Russia opposes any such involvement at this stage. Kremlin foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushakov said, "No one is going to invite them to the negotiating table."