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Peace talks: Ukraine won't cede territory

Now6 September 2026 at 18:00

The peace talks related to Ukraine were highlighted in the news. Ukraine's position of not ceding territory was highlighted as fundamental in the negotiations.

Ireneu Teixeira commented on the progress of the negotiations, underlining the firmness of the Ukrainian position.

Parallel to the main talks, security advisors from Germany, France, and the United Kingdom participated in parallel meetings, evidencing European interest in the outcome of the conflict.

The presence of these three European countries indicates the important role the continent plays in the attempts to resolve the conflict.

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