NATO allies gather in Brussels after inconclusive Ukraine peace talks in Moscow

NBC NewsWednesday, December 3, 2025 at 12:45:27 PM
NATO allies gather in Brussels after inconclusive Ukraine peace talks in Moscow
  • NATO's foreign ministers convened in Brussels following inconclusive peace talks between U.S. negotiators and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, aimed at addressing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
  • This gathering underscores the urgency for NATO allies to unify their approach and support Ukraine amid concerns that negotiations may exclude European interests, potentially undermining regional stability.
  • The situation reflects broader tensions regarding the role of NATO and the U.S. in European security, as well as the implications of Russia's firm stance on territorial issues, which complicates the peace process.
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