US envoys Witkoff and Kushner may visit Russia in coming days, TASS reports
The envoys are expected to continue US-mediated peace talks, with negotiators saying the discussions produced a large prisoner release agreement.
- On November 10, US-mediated trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi yielded a large-scale prisoner exchange agreement between Ukraine and Russia following four hours of discussions between the delegations.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio described the initial Abu Dhabi discussions as productive, though he cautioned that a final settlement should not be expected within 24 hours.
- Negotiators aim to "crystallize" decisions for Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, while Ukrainian Foreign Intelligence Service Chief Rustem Umerov outlined priorities including ending hostilities and securing postwar security guarantees.
- White House Special Representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner may visit Kyiv and Moscow following the Abu Dhabi talks to hold direct discussions with the leaders.
- Washington intends to expand the negotiation format to include European representatives directly, building on the established relationship with Putin and coordination with international partners.
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Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will fly to Russia after calling the tripartite negotiations "complex" but "very substantial"
The negotiations, according to the U.S. representatives, were complex.
Kushner also stated that it is clear that there is no great trust or mutual affection between Putin and Zelensky.
Trump envoys to meet Putin in Moscow after latest Ukraine talks end with no breakthrough
By Billy Stockwell, Alejandra Jaramillo, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner said Wednesday he and Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff would travel to Moscow after talks in Abu Dhabi to end the Ukraine war ended with no clear breakthrough. “Steve and I are going to travel to Moscow tomorrow to meet with
Tramp's brother-in-law called the Abu Dhabi talks very informative, though rather tense.
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