Brussels to host talks on Ukraine's future and reconstruction

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Talks on Ukraine's future and post-war reconstruction will be held in Brussels on Wednesday, November 4, with representatives from Kyiv, the US, Germany, France, and the UK, joined by NATO and the World Bank. The European Commission will host the meeting at the level of national security advisors, as announced by spokesperson Paula Pinho on November 3. Discussions will cover a prosperity plan for Ukraine and security guarantees, according to Reuters sources. The Brussels meeting follows an October 9 session in Miami involving US envoys and European advisors. Separately, another round of peace talks is scheduled for November 10-11 in Abu Dhabi with Ukraine, Russia, and the US, confirmed by the Kremlin.


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