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\n OBB\u00dcRGEN, Switzerland (AP) \u2014 Countries resumed talks Sunday on how to iron out issues of nuclear safety, prisoner exchanges and exports of food from Ukraine that have arisen due to Russia\u2019s two-year war there, and ways to bring peace to Ukraine \u2014 even though Moscow is not represented. Leaders from many Western countries and others including Ecuador, Somalia and Kenya were meeting in the Swiss resort of B\u00fcrgenstock to lay out their visions of what peace could look like in Ukraine one day. Many hope that Russia will join in one day, but say it needs to agree to respect Ukraine\u2019s territory \u2014 about one quarter of which it occupies. \u201cIf we reverse, to a global system where the organizing principle is \u2018might is right,\u2019 the independence we enjoy today as free nations will be at serious risk,\u201d said Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris, as leader\u2019s speeches continued for a second day. \u201cThis is an existential issue.\u201d<\/p>\n
Analysts say the two-day conference will likely have little concrete impact toward ending the war because the country leading and continuing it, Russia, was not invited \u2014 for now. Its key ally, China, which did not attend, and Brazil, which was on hand at the meeting as an \u201cobserver,\u201d have jointly sought to plot alternative routes toward peace. <\/p>\n
The meeting also endeavored to return a spotlight to the war at a time when conflict in Gaza, national elections and other concerns have seized global attention. <\/p>\n
The three themes of nuclear safety, food security and prisoner exchanges were expected to feature in a final statement. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said they amounted to \u201cminimum conditions\u201d for negotiations with Russia, alluding to how many other areas of disagreement between Kyiv and Moscow will be harder to overcome. Qatar\u2019s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, noted a day earlier how his rich Gulf country hosted talks with both Ukrainian and Russian delegations on the reunification of Ukrainian children with their families that has so far resulted in 34 children being reunited. <\/p>\n
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan, speaking to reporters at the resort on Saturday, said it\u2019s \u201cgoing to take work\u201d and countries stepping up to build on efforts by nations like Qatar. \u201cIt\u2019s going to take a spotlight from the international community, not just from only voices from the United States or Europe, but from unusual voices as well to say what Russia has done here is more than reprehensible and must be reversed,\u201d he said.The Ukrainian government believes that 19,546 children have been deported or forcibly displaced, and Russian Children\u2019s Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova has previously confirmed that at least 2,000 were taken from Ukrainian orphanages.Montenegro Prime Minister Milojko Spajic told the gathering Sunday: \u201cAs a father of three, I\u2019m deeply concerned by thousands of Ukrainian kids forcibly transferred to Russia or Russia-occupied territories of Ukraine.\u201d\u201cWe all at this table need to do more so that children of Ukraine are back in Ukraine,\u201d he added. ___Aamer Madhani contributed to this report.<\/p>\n
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