Kremlin: Indivisible Security Is Cornerstone of Russia’s Stance

The framing of "indivisible security" as a cornerstone is a signal about what Moscow wants on the table at the Abu Dhabi trilateral talks — not just battlefield or territorial questions, but the architecture of security guarantees themselves. That matters because it shifts the diplomatic agenda toward the very concepts that have divided the parties, and it affects the US and Ukraine as co-participants who must decide whether that framing is a basis for discussion or a demand to be resisted. Whether the talks produce any shared definition of those guarantees is the open question worth watching.