[Ukraine Says Major Differences Remain with the US and Russia] Golden Finance reports that on November 11, Umayrov, a member of the Ukrainian negotiating delegation and head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, stated that the two-day trilateral talks between Ukraine, the US, and Russia concluded that day in the UAE, with all parties reaching an agreement on a large-scale exchange of prisoners of war, but "major differences remain." Umayrov posted on social media that the main achievement of the talks was reaching an agreement on a large-scale exchange of prisoners of war, and all parties are currently finalizing the specific details and pushing forward its implementation. He said that getting the captured Ukrainians back home as soon as possible remains one of Ukraine's top priorities. The three parties also discussed achieving peace and Ukraine's post-war reconstruction. The primary task is to end the war and ensure Ukraine's security. Umayrov said, "After two days of negotiations, all parties were able to directly state their positions. Major differences remain. There is still a lot of arduous work to be done, but there are also opportunities to continue advancing the negotiation process." (Xinhua)