Ukraine Says Military Starlink Disrupted Again as US Envoys Meet Putin in Moscow
The talks focused on a prisoner swap and security guarantees, but Russian and Ukrainian positions remained far apart on territory.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump's envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin, seeking new momentum in peace efforts after two days of negotiations.
- Kushner and Witkoff brokered the first direct discussions between Moscow and Kyiv in nine months in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, as the push for peace stalled.
- Putin reaffirmed European troops in Ukraine are "absolutely unacceptable" as a security threat, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insisted Ukraine will not surrender Russian-occupied territory for peace.
- Envoys are scheduled to fly to Dublin, Ireland, for talks with Zelenskyy, who called a proposed prisoner swap a positive step despite ongoing fighting along the 1,200-kilometre front line.
- Zelenskyy sees a "window of opportunity" for a peace deal due to political changes, including Democrats taking over Congress, as Moscow continues its "weaponization of winter" against Ukraine.
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Putin floated the idea of a humanitarian mission, took a sharp line on the regions, and urged Europe to choose whether it wanted “peace or war.”
Witkoff and Kushner go to the Kremlin, then fly to Dublin to meet Zelensky, gathered with Western leaders. Putin determined to impose a "new Yalta", without granting anything to Ukraine and without NATO troops to defend it. From Europe support to Kiev, from a difficult position
Vladimir Putin has ruled out the possibility of foreign troops being deployed in Ukraine after a possible ceasefire and confirmed Moscow's claims to four Ukrainian regions. The Russian president made the statement during a meeting in the Kremlin with US President Donald Trump's special envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. "The presence of any foreign troops on Ukrainian territory is absolutely unacceptable for us, because we believe that thi…
Ukraine Responds to Putin’s “Humanitarian Mission” Proposal in Kostiantynivka. What Could Russia Be Planning?
Ukraine’s Presidential Office warned that Russia could use a proposed “humanitarian mission” in Kostiantynivka as cover to move troops and military equipment into the city, Presidential adviser Dmytro Lytvyn told journalists. on November 12.
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