Wadahadallo saddex-geesood ah oo ku saabsan dagaalka Yukrayn oo ka bilaabanaya Abu Dhabi

Wakiilka gaarka ah ee Maraykanka Steve Witkoff ayaa sheegay in wadahadallada diiradda lagu saarayo arrimaha amni ee dagaalka ka dib iyo dadaallada bini'aadantinimo.

Wadahadallo cusub oo saddex-geesood ah oo u dhexeeya Ruushka, Yukrayn iyo Maraykanka ayaa la qorsheeyay inay ka dhacaan Abu Dhabi maalinta Talaadada iyo Arbacada, sida uu sheegay wakiilka gaarka ah ee Maraykanka Steve Witkoff.

Waxa ay ka wada hadlayaan dhinacyada

Witkoff ayaa toddobaadkii hore ku dhawaaqay wadahadallada, isagoo sheegay in doodaha diiradda lagu saarayo "post-war security arrangements, de-escalation, humanitarian efforts, and next steps toward peace." Madaxweynaha Yukrayn Volodymyr Zelenskyy ayaa tilmaamay dammaanad amni, xabbad-joojin tamar, furitaanka Badda Madow, is-dhaafsiga maxaabiista iyo diyaarinta shir madaxeedka Yukrayn, Maraykanka iyo Ruushka.

Cidda ka qaybgalaysa wadahadallada

Witkoff waxaa ku biiraya Jared Kushner, oo ah wakiilka gaarka ah iyo soddogga Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump. Kremlin-ka ayaa u dirtay Vladimir Medinsky, oo ah la-taliyaha Madaxweynaha Ruushka Vladimir Putin, isagoo ah wada-hadalka ugu sarreeya, isagoo wata wafdi ay ku jiraan saraakiil sare oo millatari iyo sirdoon Ruush ah. Wafdiga Yukrayn waxaa hoggaaminaya Rustem Umerov, oo ah madaxa Adeegga Sirdoonka Dibadda ee Yukrayn, isagoo la socda Arakhamia iyo saraakiil diblomaasi iyo millatari.

Doodda khubarada iyo rajada natiijada

Davyd Arakhamia, oo xubin ka ah wafdiga Yukrayn, ayaa u sheegay DW inuusan filayn horumar degdeg ah, isagoo yiri: "I don't think there will be a breakthrough, after there was such a long break in the negotiation process. Simply the fact that trilateral talks are being resumed can be counted as a success." Hanna Shelest oo ka tirsan shabakadda Ukrainian Prism ayaa u sheegtay DW inay aaminsan tahay in wakiillada Yurub ay ciyaari doonaan "an observing role, at best."

US envoy Steve Witkoff says the agenda covers post-war security, de-escalation and humanitarian efforts, as Ukrainian and Russian delegations arrive with sharply different expectations.

A new round of trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States is scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday in Abu Dhabi. US special envoy Steve Witkoff, who announced the talks last week, said they would focus on "post-war security arrangements, de-escalation, humanitarian efforts, and next steps toward peace."

What each side says it wants

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has named security guarantees, an energy ceasefire, unblocking the Black Sea, extended prisoner exchanges and preparations for a meeting of the leaders of Ukraine, the United States and Russia as his key topics. Lawmaker Davyd Arakhamia, a member of Ukraine's delegation, told DW he was not expecting quick progress. "I don't think there will be a breakthrough, after there was such a long break in the negotiation process," he said. "Simply the fact that trilateral talks are being resumed can be counted as a success."

Who is at the table

Witkoff will be joined by Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a real estate developer who serves as special envoy. The Kremlin has sent Vladimir Medinsky, an aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin, as chief negotiator, with a delegation that includes high-ranking Russian military and intelligence officials. Ukraine's delegation is led by Rustem Umerov, head of Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service, alongside Arakhamia and diplomatic and military officials.

European role and expert doubts

Separate formats are planned with European representatives, including Günter Sautter, Emmanuel Bonne, Jonathan Powell, Fabrizio Saggio, Björn Seibert and Geoffrey van Leeuwen. Hanna Shelest of the foreign policy network Ukrainian Prism told DW she believed they would play "an observing role, at best." She said Russia had been reluctant to include Europeans to uphold the impression that talks were "a matter between two superpowers."

Shelest said that when Medinsky heads negotiations, the point becomes showing the US that Russia is willing to talk while no agreement is reached. She called the presence of high-ranking intelligence officers a "fairly positive aspect," but cautioned against expecting concrete results and suspected Russia was using the talks to stall.