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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After the Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, U.S. ambassadors Kushner and Witkoff travel to Moscow. "They will call on Putin to integrate Europeans into this negotiation process," correspondent Christoph Wanner said.
Vladimir Putin says Europe must decide whether it wants war or peace. He also called foreign troops a target in the Ukraine war.
The Russian president: "It was Europe that interrupted the dialogue with us." He proposed a humanitarian operation in Kostyantynivka. The article Witkoff and Kushner met Putin in Moscow. The tsar: "The EU must choose if it wants war or peace" comes from The Truth.
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US Envoys Meet Putin as Kyiv Says Starshield Limits Resumed
US envoys met with President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin in a renewed push for a Ukraine peace deal, as Kyiv warned restrictions had reappeared on the Starshield air-defense system used by frontline troops.
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