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Europe to join Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks as Trump signals border changes

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France says Europeans will be at the US-mediated Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday and Wednesday. Trump says ending the war could change Ukraine's borders.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot told RTL on Sunday, 8 November, that French negotiators will take part, but he could not yet say who. He said Europeans had told the US mediators that no discussion of the continent's future can bypass them, and that he does not know the details of Trump's promised "very big" deal. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said progress had been made on a post-war security architecture, but nothing is finalized. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to represent the US, and Kushner wrote on X that Washington would coordinate closely with Europeans on the sidelines.

Borders and Kyiv's doubts

FAZ's liveblog reports Trump saying an end to the war can change Ukraine's borders, and that Zelensky calls Trump's peace plan dangerous. Zelensky had said on X that how the war ends must be discussed first, before any new European security order.

Possible Trump-Xi-Putin meeting

Trump said on Sunday he thinks he will meet Xi Jinping and Putin at the APEC summit in Shenzhen on 18-19 November, to discuss denuclearization and ending the war in Iran, Reuters reported. The sources do not confirm that Putin will attend.

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