俄美乌三方会谈“深入至细节”，计划下周在阿布扎比继续磋商

Group 1 - The trilateral talks involving representatives from Russia, the United States, and Ukraine took place in Abu Dhabi, marking the first direct contact among the three nations since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict nearly four years ago [1] - The discussions were described as "constructive," with plans for further negotiations scheduled for the following week [1] - Key topics included potential solutions for ending the war, although no specific agreements or peace accords were reached during the initial meetings [1] Group 2 - The talks were conducted in two phases, with preliminary discussions on the first day and focused political and military group discussions on the second day [2] - There was no consensus on territorial issues, with Ukraine insisting that discussions should be based on the current contact line, while Russia maintained that Ukraine should withdraw from areas in the Donetsk region not under its control [2] - Discussions also covered the need for troop disengagement, ceasefire monitoring mechanisms, and the establishment of a ceasefire supervision and coordination center, with an agreement to prepare relevant terminology documents before the next meeting [2]