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Rosenberg: Uncompromising Putin Ups Demands for Peace with Ukraine
- On November 12, Russian President Vladimir Putin told U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff that Russia accepts only the state border as demarcation, rejecting 'grey zones' and labeling foreign peacekeepers a "continuation of war."
- The Moscow meeting followed U.S.-mediated trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11, where negotiators reached an agreement in principle to conduct a large-scale prisoner exchange in the coming weeks.
- Putin proposed a joint Russian-Ukrainian humanitarian mission to Kostiantynivka modeled on a recent truce in Oleshky, claiming about 400-500 civilians remain there and requesting five days to clear mines.
- Following the Kremlin meeting, Kushner and Witkoff traveled to Dublin to brief Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, where leaders expressed alignment on security guarantees but urged an immediate ceasefire.
- Negotiators plan further discussions as pressure mounts to include European representatives in broader security negotiations, though European officials remain skeptical of restructuring the continent's security architecture.
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