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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gesturing with both hands in front of a Ukrainian flag
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Ukraine-Russia-US Talks Eyed for Nov 6-10 as Energy Truce Falters

The Korea Times (Reuters)2 min read5 sources

When are the US, Russia and Ukraine peace talks?

Zelensky said Wednesday he hopes Ukraine, Russia and the US will hold trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi between Nov. 6 and 10, with an energy ceasefire on the agenda.

Key numbers

Hoped-for talks window, Abu DhabiNov 6–10no firm date
Local Oleshky truce startOct 27civilian evacuations
Brent crude (Oct 27, midday)$113.90-1.24% (per [5])
US WTI crude (Oct 27, midday)$101.30-1.46% (per [5])

What happened

Zelensky said Wednesday he hopes Ukraine, Russia and the US will hold trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi between Nov. 6 and 10, with an energy ceasefire on the agenda. No firm date is set, and the Kremlin (Russia's government) has not confirmed one. These would be restarted talks, not the first, after efforts to end the war had effectively stalled. A US-proposed "energy ceasefire," a pledge not to hit each other's energy sites, has failed, Zelensky says, because Russia kept striking.

Why it matters

The planned US-Russia-Ukraine talks matter because they would restart negotiations that had stalled, with a possible pause in energy attacks on the table. Ukraine's power system is under repeated attack, so even a limited pause would help people there as winter nears. Oil prices have mostly followed Iran tensions this week, not these talks. Ukrainian officials expect no major breakthrough.

Who this affects

Marketneutral
Low impact
Oil traders focus on Iran, not Ukraine talks, so far.
Companymixed
Medium impact
Ukraine's power operators face continued strikes; any pause would help.
Competitorsmixed
Low impact
Europe sidelined: Kremlin says European countries will not attend.
Industrymixed
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Energy sites on both sides gain if strikes pause.

How we got here

  1. Local ceasefire begins in Russian-occupied Oleshky to allow civilian evacuations.

  2. Zelensky says he expects talks in Abu Dhabi by Nov. 10; no firm date set.

  3. Kremlin says European countries are not included in the next talks.

  4. Zelensky says the energy ceasefire "doesn't work" as Russian strikes continue.

What to watch

  • US confirmation of talks, expected around the day after the Nov. 3 midterm elections.2026-11-04
  • Whether the Kremlin confirms the Nov. 6–10 dates and the Abu Dhabi venue.2026-11-06
  • Whether strikes on energy sites ease and the Oleshky truce holds.2026-11-10

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