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Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Sunday the 16th of February.

A US envoy says Europe will not be directly involved in Ukraine peace talks, even though it will be asked to provide security guarantees.

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By engaging directly with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump has already signalled he is willing

to ignore European concerns over a possible deal over the war in Ukraine.

Now, the US Special Envoy has said that Europe will not have a seat at the proposed peace talks, even

though European nations have been asked to contribute to maintaining post-conflict security.

Retired General Keith Kellogg told a global security conference in Munich, the negotiations

would involve the US, Russia and Ukraine. Europe would not take part directly, but would still

have an input, he said. And he said

Russia would face tough demands. To me, there's going to have to be things like territorial

concessions. Some of it is in realistic to expect where you'd want to go to, but it's in some

territorial. It could be the engagement of refusing to use force, renouncement of the use of force

into the future from a political

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