[Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Reveals Some Details of the Russia-U.S.-Ukraine Trilateral Talks] On November 12, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov revealed in an interview on November 12, local time, some details of the negotiations in the Russia-U.S.-Ukraine trilateral talks previously held in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, which involved the construction of the European security system and other contents. 01. To build a new European security system, Ryabkov said that at the just-concluded trilateral talks between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, all parties focused on how to build a European security system that aims to avoid escalation of the situation and shift to coexistence. He noted that it was not yet possible to talk about the restoration of trust between the parties involved. However, based on the content discussed in the talks, with the necessary political will, we can promote the construction of some effective security system to avoid uncontrollable escalation of the situation. 02. “The participation of European countries may cause the progress of negotiations to reverse.” Ryabkov also said that the participation of European countries in the negotiations on Ukraine may cause the progress previously made to reverse, and even undermine existing negotiation efforts. Ryabkov said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will clarify Russia’s position to U.S. negotiators, and then the U.S. task is to make its European allies recognize the situation and restore rationality. He said that at present, European countries have not yet shown the willingness to solve the problem rationally and still tend to continue to support Ukraine. 03. Russia recognized the United States’ intention to resolve differences. In addition, Ryabkov said that some of the plans discussed during the talks in Abu Dhabi were opposed by Russia. He emphasized that the United States intends to eliminate differences between the parties, and Russia hopes that this attitude can help solve the problem. (CCTV News)