Trump signals broad Russia deal could reshape European security

President Donald Trump announced the prospect of a broad agreement with Russia that could extend beyond ending the war in Ukraine to affect European security overall, following a White House meeting with Putin's envoy Kirill Dmitriev. Trump expressed confidence negotiations are nearing a result but provided no specific terms or timeline. He confirmed speaking with Dmitriev on Thursday but not with Ukrainian representatives present at the White House that day. The next trilateral talks are scheduled for November 10-11 in Abu Dhabi. The meeting coincided with a humanitarian ceasefire in Oleski, Kherson region, organized with Melania Trump's involvement. Nearly 800 civilians were evacuated during the six-day operation. Trump's broader agreement remains a political announcement without published commitments or mutually accepted conditions.