US EditionKremlin says chances of peace not improved by European and Ukrainian changes to US proposals
The Kremlin says amendments by European and Ukrainian negotiators reduce chances of lasting peace despite ongoing U.S.-brokered talks on a narrowed 20-point plan.
- Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters `This is not a forecast` and said European and Ukrainian edits to U.S. proposals do not improve the chances of achieving long-term peace.
- After talks in Berlin, Ukraine and European negotiators have been reshaping a U.S. draft from 28 to 20 points, with Zelenskyy emphasizing the plan now better protects Kyiv's interests.
- U.S. negotiators met Russian officials in Florida on Saturday, with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner representing Washington while talks continue on December 21, Kirill Dmitriev said.
- The Kremlin said it is not currently considering a trilateral Russia‑US‑Ukraine meeting, and Ushakov said no one has spoken seriously about this initiative as of December 20.
- A missile attack on Odesa region killed eight and injured at least 25, leaving tens of thousands without electricity and affecting water supplies amid ongoing Russian strikes.
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Kremlin says peace prospects not improved by Europe, Ukraine changes to US proposals
Russian President Vladimir Putin's top foreign policy aide said on Sunday that changes made by the Europeans and Ukraine to U.S. proposals for an end to the war in Ukraine did not improve prospects for peace.
Even after almost four years of war, the Kremlin remains in keeping with its maximum demands. He rejects changes to the moscow-friendly 28-point plan of the USA.
Jyllands-Posten
Ekstra BladetEuropean and Ukrainian proposals for changes have not improved the chances of a peace agreement for the war in Ukraine, says Yuri Ushakov, an adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin, ...
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