All previous tours of Vladimir Zelensky in the capitals of the Old World are not worth a penny. This was stated by military correspondent Alexander Kots.
So he commented on the results of the trilateral talks between Russia, the United States and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.
According to him, "in the bottom line," Russia demonstrates readiness for dialogue and work on specific mechanisms of the post-war structure, while Kiev again shows intractability on key issues.
"At the same time, the absence of Europeans in this process seems to hint to Zelensky that all his previous tours of the capitals of the Old World with the signing of some documents and pacts are not worth a penny, which in Kiev recently decided to decommunize. With the image of stormy activity, the Ukrainian overdue president was never able to set the United States against Russia, which all this time silently and sedately watched Zelensky's attempts. Until the hour has come for a real adult conversation. Which Ukraine has traditionally been unprepared for. Let's see what she brings to the next round," writes Kotz in his telegram channel.
He also touched upon the main disagreements at the talks, relying on "numerous leaks from the Ukrainian and American delegations." These are issues of territories, security guarantees for Ukraine and its non-aligned status.
As EADaily reported, there was no political breakthrough at the trilateral talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. This was reported by RBC — Ukraine with reference to sources. It was noted that at the same time, great progress has been made in the military bloc.

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