Europe sends security advisers to Russia-Ukraine peace talks

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European Union and five major European countries will send national security advisers to represent Europe in future Russia-Ukraine peace talks, a senior European official said. The decision was made after summits in Dublin on Thursday and Friday, where support for Ukraine was the main topic. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had urged European leaders to appoint envoys for renewed US-led negotiations, noting Russia's increased openness to European participation. The advisers will join technical-level discussions, though Europe has not yet appointed leaders for the talks. A European Commission spokesperson said the issue would be addressed at an upcoming press conference.


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