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Diplomatic efforts are continuing ahead of the Abu Dhabi talks on November 10 and 11, which will address a halt to attacks on energy facilities, a truce in the Black Sea, and guarantees for food exports. But Moscow and Kyiv are reinforcing their military positions, with no clear signs of a serious agreement. Reports suggest the Kremlin is betting on prolonging the war, increasing military spending for 2026 by about $60 billion to nearly $200 billion, while Russia is preparing to spend a similar amount in 2027. Meanwhile, Germany has announced an additional €200 million in winter aid, and Washington has approved a $2.1 billion Patriot missile deal for Ukraine, amid a funding shortfall of around $2 billion for weapons purchases. The talks could also be threatened by concerns that Trump may shift his attention to Iran, potentially affecting US military aid to Kyiv.
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