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Published 14:34 11 Nov 2026 GMT
Updated 14:40 11 Nov 2026 GMT

Kushner, US president Donald Trump’s son-in-law, said talks between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi were a “first good step”, with a prisoner swap agreed, but little other progress made.
Speaking to reporters, Kushner said the pair will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow tomorrow before they meet with Mr Zelenskyy.
People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd-Barrett called on people to protest Kushner and Witkoff, calling them "warmongers".
Mr Kushner said the meeting with President Putin would "go over what was discussed today and try to make more progress on some of the issues that we discussed because we see some openings".
"After that we're going to fly to Dublin and we're going to be with President Zelenskyy to debrief with him and further explore some of the ideas that we came up with here today," he added.
Mr Zelenskyy also confirmed the meeting,
"We are meeting them tomorrow in Dublin," Mr Zelenskyy said on social media, adding that "Ukraine's priority is to end the war as quickly as possible."
President Zelenskyy will also have a meeting with the Taoiseach at Government buildings to discuss the EU's support for Ukraine as well as EU enlargement.
President Zelenskyy will also attend the EPC meeting at the National Convention Centre, which is hosted by Micheál Martin.
The EPC was was established in 2022, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, to provide an arena for political dialogue where leaders can address issues of common interest.
It is understood President Zelenskyy will leave Ireland tomorrow night.
The Dublin summit just gets worse, Witkoff and Kushner are two more arch enablers of Israel's genocidal policies and warmongers, joining the NATO gang and Euro leaders up to their necks in genocide complicity and the militarisation drive. An insult to our neutrality! Protest!
— Richard Boyd Barrett (@RBoydBarrett) November 11, 2026

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