NATO Chief Says Ukraine War Will End Through Compromise Amid US Push

TEHRAN, Nov 6 (OPA) — NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized that protracted conflicts typically conclude through formal peace agreements involving concessions from all involved parties. Bloomberg reported the comments as diplomatic tracks accelerate under Washington's direction.

Jared Kushner, special envoy and son-in-law to US President Donald Trump, announced that the United States recently held serious and constructive talks in Brussels with Ukrainian, NATO, and European partners. Discussions centered heavily on securing formal security guarantees for Ukraine and designing a broader European security framework. Washington is scheduled to host trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi next week involving the United States, Ukraine, and Russia.

Simultaneously, President Trump asserted that a major agreement involving more than just Ukraine is taking shape. Trump remarked that the prospective deal could potentially encompass all of Europe, describing it as a significant arrangement.

In a separate assessment during his remarks, the NATO Secretary General claimed that while threats originating from Iran have not been completely eliminated, Tehran's nuclear capabilities have been severely degraded. Diplomatic momentum surrounding both regional security and the conflict in Eastern Europe continues to shift as international stakeholders realign their positions in 2026.