Territory Remains Main Obstacle to Ukraine-Russia Deal, Kushner Says
Kushner said the parties still diverge on territory as US envoys push for a peace deal that would end Russia’s war against Ukraine.
- President Donald Trump's special envoys, Jared Kushner and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, arrived in Kyiv to meet with Zelenskyy and discuss ongoing peace efforts regarding Russia's war against Ukraine.
- Before arriving in Kyiv, Witkoff and Kushner met with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in Moscow for prolonged talks, following their visit to European partners.
- Kushner stated that the territorial issue remains the "most difficult" aspect of peace talks, noting that the positions of the parties on the matter still "diverge."
- At the Yalta European Strategy forum on Friday, September 11, Kushner emphasized that Trump is "determined" to put an end to the war and loss of life.
- Seeking to avoid "show diplomacy," Kushner said the mission aims to find a "creative solution" for the conflict and he "would very much like to return" to Kyiv.
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Kushner: Most difficult issue in negotiations between Ukraine and Russia remains territories
One of the US President’s envoys, his son-in-law Jared Kushner, has stated that the most difficult issue in the peace talks aimed at ending Russia’s war against Ukraine remains the question of territory.
Trump's special envoy Kushner called the territorial issue the "most difficult" in the conflict in Ukraine.:
Trump's special envoy Kushner called the territorial issue the "most difficult" in the conflict in Ukraine:And I think this is obviously dictated to a certain extent by what is happening on the battlefield, and the situation in this regard...
Kushner said progress in the talks, but “the parties do not have a common vision"The United States is pleased with the talks in Moscow and Kiev and hopes for a trilateral meeting. The most difficult issue remains the territories.
Although Washington has drafted the key framework for a peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine, the negotiation process has hit a dead end due to Kiev's unwillingness to agree to the territorial concessions demanded by Russia. This information was confirmed during a visit to the Ukrainian capital by Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump's special envoy. Kushner explained that Vladimir Putin presented […]
America has a plan to end the war, but Putin wants part of the country: This is an obstacle to the historic agreement between Ukraine and Russia - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky insists that the fighting must first stop on the current front lines
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