Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in Dublin to take part in the 9th summit of the European Political Community. The visit to Ireland will last two days.
The head of state reported this on his social media.
According to Zelenskyy, bilateral and multilateral meetings with partners are scheduled for today and tomorrow. Overall, he plans to hold talks with around 20 leaders.
The President will also take part in the summit’s inaugural plenary session of the European Political Community.
A separate meeting on diplomacy is planned with the US negotiating team, which includes Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
“We are working to bring peace closer. Thank you to everyone who helps and supports Ukraine,” Zelenskyy wrote.
- Talks in Abu Dhabi took place over two days — 10 and 11 November — with the participation of Ukrainian, Russian and US delegations, as well as representatives from Europe.
- President Zelenskyy highlighted three main outcomes of the meetings. The first was a humanitarian agreement to prepare a new prisoner exchange.
- The second area was security guarantees. According to the President, the participants in the talks discussed their approaches to this issue. The first step must be ending the war, and Ukraine must receive security guarantees.
- The third result was a discussion of broader formats for further work involving European partners.
- Trump’s special envoy Jared Kushner reported some progress in the talks, but noted that the issue of territories remains the most difficult.
- US representatives Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will travel on 12 November to see Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss the results of the talks. They will later meet with representatives of Ukraine in Dublin.