Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the recent meeting in Abu Dhabi, clarifying that the talks were not secret and were part of ongoing contacts between Russian and Ukrainian special services focused on humanitarian issues—primarily prisoner exchanges. Putin said the United Arab Emirates has played an essential role as a mediation platform, helping facilitate the return of “many hundreds” of Russian prisoners of war. According to him, the latest meeting was initiated by the Ukrainian side, with senior representatives from the FSB attending. Unexpectedly, a U.S. administration official also appeared at the meeting, raising the possibility of holding follow-up talks in Moscow earlier than planned. Putin stated he was informed only after landing in Bishkek but expressed full readiness to meet “any day, any time.” He added that President Donald Trump ultimately decided the previously agreed schedule would remain in place, with U.S. representatives expected to arrive in Moscow in the first half of next week. Putin reiterated that Russia remains open to dialogue.
00:00In Abu Dhabi, I heard some kind of information about this question, but there is nothing unusual, nothing secreted about it.
00:11Our Russian and Ukrainian spets have always been in contact with each other, even in the most difficult times.
00:20Now they are now.
00:21What are they doing?
00:23We are very grateful to the President of the United Arab Emirates for the opportunity.
00:38Thanks to his efforts, we have a lot of our heroes.
00:46By the initiative of the Ukrainian side of the Ukraine, such a meeting was announced in Abu Dhabi.
00:56From our side, one of the members of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States.
01:03In this meeting, a member of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States.
01:13It was a bit of a sort of a surprise for us to be here.
01:16But I will never leave the contact with the president of Russia and ask questions about whether it is not to wait for the next week to continue to contact, but to have a meeting in Moscow on the next week.
01:39I will know only when the plane was in Bishkek.
01:46But, nevertheless, I said that we are ready, please, in any time.
01:51The question is so important for everyone and for us, that we will leave the day and night.
01:58We will return to the evening, we will return to the Friday, in the Friday, in the Friday.
02:04But we will decide, and the administration of the president of the United States will decide, who and when he should come.
02:14Thank you very much.
02:15I have a question.
02:16I have a question.
02:17I have a question.
02:18I have a question.
02:20I have a question.
02:21I have a question.
02:22The president of the United States, the president of the United States, and of course, you will be OK.
02:26That's a good question.
02:27This is what we are getting at the final days.
02:28And let's hear it from Russia.
02:29I will tell you that what the Biden and hisف regulates is, that the president of the United States is a great activity.
02:34I have a question.
02:36Maybe it is to be possible.
02:37You should be asked.
02:38That if he is to the president of the United States, we will be some very cool questions to him.
02:39But who will represent the U.S. U.S.?
02:43This is, of course, the President of the United States.
02:47So we will see them in the first half of the next week.
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