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Trump Says Putin Won't Attack NATO as Envoys Push Ukraine Peace Plan

The proposal follows U.S. concerns over the war and NATO security as Trump says Putin is not planning an attack.

  • On Friday, President Donald Trump dispatched senior envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Moscow and Kyiv with a proposal aimed at ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.
  • Addressing German accusations of sabotage at Leipzig Airport, Trump asserted that Russian President Vladimir Putin is "not looking to attack NATO territory" during a press exchange.
  • CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow on August 25 to warn the Kremlin against targeting NATO members Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, though officials questioned if this was the visit's primary focus.
  • European officials reported in late August that there is no evidence Russia is preparing to attack NATO or the Baltic states, supporting the administration's current diplomatic stance.
  • The White House balances these high-level peace overtures with a firm stance that the Kremlin poses no immediate conventional threat to NATO, defining the administration's dual-track security approach.
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Vladimír Putin, leðtogi Russlands, act a þriggja klukkustunda langan fund í Kreml í kvöld með bandarísku sentimönnunum Jared Kushner og Steve Witkoff að binda enda arumlega fjögurra ara stríð við Úkraínu, aður en țeir heimsækja Kænugarð í fyrsta sin a morgun. Donald Trump, perhaps Bandaríkjanna, hefur sagt að tengdasonur sinn, Kushner, og viðskiptafélagi Hans, Witkoff, seu með "tilögu?...

Donald Trump's envoys met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow to address a peace plan and will travel to Kiev to continue negotiations.

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First stop: Moscow. Next stop: Kyiv. Trump's A-team is discussing peace plans this weekend and is visiting both countries at war for the first time. It sends an important signal, says an expert.

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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