Witkoff, Kushner to meet Ukrainians for talks on the war: Report
- On Friday, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will meet Ukrainian officials in Miami to discuss a new, unified proposal aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Thursday that the war remains at a "very dangerous" stalemate, with both the United States and Ukraine prioritizing an end before winter.
- Ukrainian representatives Kyrylo Budanov and Rustem Umerov will participate, alongside national security advisors from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, NATO, and the European Union.
- Negotiators will discuss security guarantees, a post-war prosperity plan, and a potential energy and grain ceasefire, though skepticism remains about Russia's willingness to participate.
- Witkoff and Kushner may travel to Moscow later this month for talks with President Vladimir Putin, as the administration seeks to prevent a "much broader and far more dangerous regional conflict.
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US, Ukrainians, Europeans Discuss 'New Ideas' To End War
US envoy Steve Witkoff posted to X after the meeting that the "constructive discussions" tackled "potential avenues to de-escalate and conclude the war with Russia ahead of winter and advance efforts toward a durable and lasting peace."
Negotiations on the end of the Ukraine war continue. A delegation of Ukraine travels to Miami. According to reports, negotiations continue in Moscow.
The talks between representatives of the United States, Ukraine, European countries and NATO in Miami on the possibilities of ending the war in Ukraine ended earlier than planned. This was reported by the Ukrainian Truth server, citing RFE/RL correspondent and American negotiator Steve Witkoff. According to the server, the talks ended after a surprising agreement between US and Russian Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on the supply of …
Will the war be stopped before winter?
The United States welcomed the results of the talks hosted by Miami, Florida, with Ukraine, and the participation of national security advisers
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