What Have US Intermediaries Achieved in Moscow and Kyyiv?
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US ambassadors Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Russia's President Putin in Moscow and then Ukrainian President Selenskyy in Kyyiv to talk about an end to the war.
Representatives of the American administration brought updated versions of previously drafted documents on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine to meetings in Moscow and Kiev
Representatives of the American administration brought updated versions of previously drafted documents on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine to meetings in Moscow and Kiev.#Russia #Ukraine@new_militarycolumnist
In one area, the United States has apparently changed its approach to the negotiations on the war in Ukraine, explains the peace researcher, who also noted a symbolic difference between the Americans' visits to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend.
After months of closeness to Moscow, Trump's emissary Wittkoff and Kushner are now looking for close ties with Kiev and Europe. However, while Ukrainians are hoping for concrete support, the suspicion remains that Washington is looking for a quick success for Trump.
One of the two White House special envoys for Ukraine, Steve Witkoff, said in a post on the X platform that during his visits to Moscow with fellow envoy Jared Kushner, significant progress had been made, including on scheduling trilateral talks to find a way out of the war. Witkoff was in Moscow and Kiev with Jared Kushner. "Significant progress had been made, including movement to schedule additional trilateral talks. President Trump is workin…
According to Le Monde, their arrival was a significant event in the negotiation process, as Witkoff and Kushner have met mainly with the Russian side since Washington's efforts to reach an end to the war began in February 2025. Witkoff noted that this was his eighth visit to Moscow.
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