[US Envoys to Travel to Moscow to Push for New European Security Agreement] According to a report by Golden Finance on November 12, citing two sources familiar with the matter, Axios reported that the US is demanding Russia propose a new European security agreement that incorporates Russia's security demands and clarifies what reciprocal de-escalation measures Russia is willing to take to ease tensions in Europe. Trump's special envoys, Kushner and Witkov, will meet with Russian President Putin in Moscow on Thursday to reiterate this demand and hope that Russia will allow European representatives to participate in the next round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks. The two are then expected to travel to Dublin to meet with Ukrainian President Zelensky. This week, US, Russian, and Ukrainian delegations held their first direct talks since February in Abu Dhabi, involving US mediators, and reached an agreement on what could be the largest prisoner exchange since the outbreak of the war; the exact number will be further determined on Thursday. The US hopes to simultaneously advance the Russia-Ukraine peace agreement and the new Euro-Russia security architecture, but the new security arrangements must be implemented after the armistice agreement is reached. Russia previously opposed European participation in the negotiations, and Putin's advisor Medinsky has also publicly criticized European leaders. There is significant resistance from Europe to reaching a new security agreement with Russia. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that Europe will only discuss a new security architecture after the war in Ukraine ends.