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Ukraine Says Military Starlink Disrupted Again as US Envoys Meet Putin in Moscow
- 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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Vladimir Putin states that a peacekeeping force in Ukraine would be a Russian target. The war would start again the moment it was in place. – Does Europe want peace or war, the Russian president asked during Thursday's meeting with Trump's envoy.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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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.”
·Helsinki, Finland
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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
·Italy
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