US Envoy Kushner Eyes New Security Architecture Following Abu Dhabi Talks
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, U.S. Special Envoy Jared Kushner emphasized Washington’s commitment to resolving the Ukraine crisis during trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi, expressing hope that these discussions would lead to the establishment of a new security architecture among Russia, Europe, and Ukraine. Donald Trump, the current President of the United States, remains dedicated to finding a solution.
Kushner called for open, candid, and constructive dialogue at the outset of the trilateral meeting involving delegations from Russia, the United States, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. Acknowledging the divergence of views between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations, he expressed optimism that the ongoing negotiations would pave the way for frank discussions and progress toward resolving the crisis.
The U.S. President’s Special Envoy stated that President Trump continues to be committed to resolving the Ukraine issue and anticipates that these negotiations will result in the creation of a novel security architecture involving Russia, Europe, and Ukraine. Earlier in the session, the UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs described the United States as a significant ally to all parties participating in the negotiations.
Vladimir Medinsky, an aide to the Russian President and head of the Russian delegation, expressed hope that the Abu Dhabi talks would contribute to progress in resolving the Ukraine crisis and serve the interests of the Russian and Ukrainian people. The trilateral negotiations between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine commenced on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, in Abu Dhabi, and are scheduled to continue for two days.
Prior to the commencement of the talks, Kushner had announced that the discussions would focus on four main areas: ending the conflict, formulating post-war security guarantees, planning for Ukraine’s economic reconstruction, and advancing humanitarian measures. He also underscored the necessity of establishing mechanisms to mitigate the risk of new conflicts.
