Talks on Ukraine's peace plan open in Malta with officials from 65 countries - but not Russia
Saturday, 28 October 2023 More than 65 countries participated in talks on Ukraine's peace plan in Malta, but Russia did not attend. The meeting aims to gain support for President Zelenskyy's 10-point peace plan. The Ukrainian government sees the growing international attendance as a sign of diplomatic success. The talks will focus on topics such as nuclear safety, energy security, and the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity. Malta's foreign minister expressed support for Ukraine and emphasized the importance of international law and multilateralism.
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