// Global Analysis Archive
Russia and Ukraine are set to hold US-brokered trilateral talks in Geneva on February 17–18, 2026, following earlier rounds in Abu Dhabi focused on buffer zones and ceasefire monitoring. The source indicates territorial demands in Donetsk and Ukraine’s pursuit of Western security guarantees remain the central obstacles amid continued infrastructure strikes and active diplomacy at the Munich Security Conference.
The source describes initial public relief in Damascus after a January 18 ceasefire between the Syrian government and the SDF, followed by renewed fighting and tougher integration terms. The key intelligence issue is whether rapid security and administrative integration in the northeast can be executed without triggering localized violence, governance breakdowns, or wider regional entanglement.
Russia and Ukraine are set to hold US-brokered trilateral talks in Geneva on February 17–18, 2026, following earlier rounds in Abu Dhabi focused on buffer zones and ceasefire monitoring. The source indicates territorial demands in Donetsk and Ukraine’s pursuit of Western security guarantees remain the central obstacles amid continued infrastructure strikes and active diplomacy at the Munich Security Conference.
The source describes initial public relief in Damascus after a January 18 ceasefire between the Syrian government and the SDF, followed by renewed fighting and tougher integration terms. The key intelligence issue is whether rapid security and administrative integration in the northeast can be executed without triggering localized violence, governance breakdowns, or wider regional entanglement.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-1117 | Geneva Trilateral Talks Signal Push for Ceasefire Mechanics as Donbas Dispute Hardens | Russia-Ukraine War | 2026-02-13 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-99 | Damascus Mood Shifts as Syria–SDF Ceasefire Becomes a Fast-Track Reintegration Test | Syria | 2026-01-23 | 2 | ACCESS » |