The US intends to organize a meeting in October with representatives from Ukraine and Russia to discuss a limited ceasefire, The Atlantic repoted, citing Ukrainian negotiators.
Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is being considered the most likely venue for the talks. According to the publication, one possible agreement entails a mutual commitment by Ukraine and Russia to refrain from striking energy infrastructure, including power plants, oil refineries, and other similar facilities.
Separately, an agreement could be reached, with Egypt acting as mediator, to halt attacks on cargo ships in the Black Sea—primarily those transporting grain to markets in the Middle East and Africa. The American side is also keen to arrange a meeting as soon as possible. Donald Trump's, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin. The US has invited Putin to the G20 summit., which will take place in Miami in December, where Trump may also try to arrange a meeting with Zelenskyy. Putin has not yet accepted the invitation.
It is about a US attempt to shift to a phased reduction of hostilitiesWashington initially aims to secure limited agreements regarding specific types of strikes, which could subsequently serve as the foundation for a broader ceasefire. This is the very approach that Witkoff and Kushner discussed with Zelenskyy in Kyiv, the publication reports.
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