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Russia-Ukraine ceasefire negotiations stall

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Rao, P. (2026, November 11). Russia-Ukraine ceasefire negotiations stall. Semafor. https://www.semafor.com/article/11/11/2026/russia-ukraine-ceasefire-negotiations-stall

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Semafor · collected 2026-11-11 · by Prashant Rao

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Russia and Ukraine failed to reach a significant agreement during US-mediated ceasefire negotiations in Abu Dhabi aimed at stopping strikes on energy infrastructure and shipping in the Black Sea. Despite Washington viewing the talks as a positive step, both countries continued their attacks without making concrete concessions. The European Union, Ukraine's main international supporter, is facing internal discord over proposed measures like taking control of frozen Russian assets.
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“The articles describe different stages of negotiations, with Article A covering talks on November 11th where little progress is made, while Article B discusses upcoming peace talks scheduled for early November that failed to produce visible progress.”
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Prashant Rao
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Abu Dhabi Kyiv Russia Ukraine Washington

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Ukraine GPE · 2× Abu Dhabi GPE · 1× Kyiv GPE · 1× Russia GPE · 1× Russian NORP · 1× Washington GPE · 1×

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Meanwhile, Ukraine’s principal international backer, Europe, appears internally divided over supporting Kyiv: Debate around one proposed course of action — seizing custody of frozen Russian assets — has raised hackles.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-11
2026-11-11 · Semafor
Russia-Ukraine ceasefire negotiations stall · assertive framing

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Negotiators appeared to make little progress in talks between Russia and Ukraine to agree a durable ceasefire, as the two countries hammered each other with strikes overnight. asserted
countries → appear → strikes
The US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi aim to broker a potential truce in attacks on the two countries’ energy infrastructure and shipping in the Black Sea, through which huge amounts of grain flow to the world. asserted
amounts → mediate → world
Though Washington has insisted the talks taking place at all is itself a victory, neither side made tangible concessions or ceased their attacks. asserted
side → insist → attacks
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s principal international backer, Europe, appears internally divided over supporting Kyiv: Debate around one proposed course of action — seizing custody of frozen Russian assets — has raised hackles. asserted
Debate → appear → hackles
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