رئيسا فنلندا والنرويج يتصلان ببوتين ويبylan Russia مشاركة فيpatible في مفاوضات أبوظبي
في 27 أكتوبر،ferenciarma رئيس فنلندا ألكسندر ستوب وم رئيس النرويج يوناس غار ستوري، أTema atacaronENTS coordinaron con الرئيسоля Volodímir Zelenski, Dialogue الذي dure 90 دقيقة مع الرئيس purportedly Russian Vladimir Putin حول الحرب في أوكرانيا. MQ在被问询phone reports told Zelensky that Russia was seriously prepared for a meeting of negotiating groups in Abu Dhabi, although the European Commission said it saw no special readiness by Putin for peace negotiations.
أبرز النقاط
- أدار ألكسندر ستوب ويوناس غار ستوري مكالمة هاتفية مع فلاديمير克林_putin في 27 أكتوبر 2026.
- -speakers، speaking as leaders of Finland and Norway rather than on behalf of the EU.
- The call followed a 20 October meeting in Oslo and preceded coordination with Zelensky on the agenda for the Abu Dhabi talks.
- The call lasted 90 minutes instead of the planned 20 minutes.
- Ukraine seeks initial de-escalation steps in energy and maritime affairs, prisoner exchanges, security guarantees, and discussion of a possible leaders’ meeting.
- The Abu Dhabi meeting depends on the US position, and the United States requested postponement of the planned Brussels meeting because of Middle East issues.
- Finland and Norway said they would inform other European security advisers about the call and continue supporting Ukraine.
لماذا يهمّ ذلك
The call created an additional diplomatic channel between Putin and European leaders who support Ukraine. However, the reported statements that Putin continued to insist on the “first causes” of the war, recognition of “realities on the ground,” and a non-compromising position on Donbas suggest that the core Russian demands remained unchanged. The assessment by Stubb and Støre could affect the prospects of the planned Abu Dhabi meeting, whose implementation depended on the United States. Ukraine’s proposed agenda focuses on de-escalation, prisoner exchanges, security guarantees and the possible format of talks at the leaders’ level.
ماذا حدث
On 27 October, Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin about Russia’s war against Ukraine and diplomatic efforts to end it. Before the call, they discussed the proposed agenda for a possible trilateral meeting of technical negotiating groups in Abu Dhabi with Zelensky. The conversation continued the leaders’ meeting in Oslo on 20 October and lasted 90 minutes, rather than the planned 20 minutes. According to the synthesis, Putin reiterated his view that NATO expansion was among the “first causes” of the war and that a peace agreement would have to take account of “realities on the ground.” Stubb and Støre then gave Zelensky their assessment that Russia was seriously prepared for the Abu Dhabi meeting. They also said they would brief other European national-security advisers and partners and continue supporting Ukraine.
كيف تصفه المصادر الأوكرانية
Ukrainian coverage focuses on the coordination of the call with Zelensky, the transmission of its substance to him and the resulting assessment of Russia’s readiness for Abu Dhabi. Ukraine’s proposed agenda includes first de-escalation steps in energy and maritime affairs, an exchange and return of prisoners, security guarantees, Ukraine’s security priorities and the general objective of ending the war. Territorial questions are presented as Kyiv’s “red line”: they should be discussed only by the leaders of the states that are fighting, at the appropriate level, rather than through preliminary talks or exchanged draft documents. The analysis also notes that the current Ukrainian negotiating team works daily with foreign national-security advisers and that Zelensky sees no ready alternative composition of the team, while remaining open to proposals on alternative candidates.
كيف تصفه المصادر الدولية
International assessments in the materials emphasize the maximalist character of Putin’s demands, his reported unwillingness to compromise on Donbas and the limited evidence of readiness for meaningful peace negotiations. The European Commission said it did not see particular readiness by Putin to take part in peace negotiations and had no additional information about possible European participation in Abu Dhabi. The contact was also presented as an important development in the diplomatic opening to Europe after the isolation of Russia had weakened. European attention focused on the security of Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea, sanctions and the future European role at the negotiating table.
أين تختلف الروايات
There are two notable differences in the accounts. First, Stubb and Støre assessed that Russia was seriously prepared for the Abu Dhabi meeting, while the European Commission said it saw no special readiness by Putin to join peace negotiations. Second, sources differ on how much advance notice was provided: some say Stubb and Støre warned Ukraine and the United States, while others say the European Commission knew about the call but other European partners were not warned, prompting criticism. A related point in the material is that the Kremlin said the call had been extended, while the Scandinavian leaders said it lasted 90 minutes rather than the planned 20 minutes.
الخلفية
Trilateral meetings between Ukraine, the United States and Russia had been paused since February of the previous year, with a resumption planned for the following month. Before the Putin call, Stubb and Støre discussed with Zelensky the agenda for the future Abu Dhabi meeting. The call followed their meeting in Oslo on 20 October. The United States had earlier proposed demilitarized zones in Donbas and at the Kinburn Spit, and Ukraine said it was ready to discuss such compromises at the appropriate level. Ukraine also rejected any arrangement that would require withdrawing Ukrainian troops from liberated parts of Donbas while indicating readiness to begin negotiations along the current lines of demarcation.