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Trump envoy: Zelensky must ‘make compromises’ with Putin

The envoys said talks made progress on scheduling more negotiations, but Moscow still rejected core ceasefire terms.

  • US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday, Sept. 5, before traveling to Kyiv to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday, Sept. 6.
  • Special envoy Witkoff has met Putin approximately eight times during US peace efforts and defended maintaining direct contact, arguing that resolving conflict requires narrowing communication gaps between both sides.
  • At a press conference Sunday, Ukrainian journalist Dmytro Gordon challenged Witkoff on meeting a leader accused of war crimes by the International Criminal Court, though Witkoff did not answer directly.
  • Zelensky described his discussions with the envoys as "very substantial" and stated Ukraine is prepared to move toward trilateral negotiations involving Kyiv, Washington, and Moscow.
  • Despite Witkoff claiming they "have always received respect from President Putin," critics note these meetings have not halted Russian strikes, which have continued since January 2025.
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The few expectations raised by recent visits to Moscow and Kiev by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, envoys of President Donald Trump for the war in Eastern Europe, ended up coming true. The only tangible achievement of the meetings that both businessmen had with the leaderships of Russia and Ukraine was the resumption of trilateral negotiations, although in an atmosphere of little hope of reaching a short-term agreement. President Vladimir Putin…

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<p>Ukraine wants to use September-October to restart the diplomatic process - Zelensky Zelensky said that Russia is ready for talks. Ukraine wants to resume diplomatic process by winter and agree on de-escalation</p>.

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Vladimir Putin does not seem willing to give up Russia's military objectives in Ukraine, despite the resumption of diplomatic contacts with the Trump administration. The talks held in Kremlin with U.S. emissaries Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were not successful, according to people close to the negotiations. Article The Kremlin negotiations with Trump's emissaries failed! Putin does not give up the war in Ukraine first appears on Romania TV.

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After the meetings of their emissaries with Vladimir Putin in Moscow and Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, the United States wants to relaunch negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. According to Elysée,...

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