US Renews Ukraine Peace Push, But Former Ambassadors See No Breakthrough
Former ambassadors say the talks are encouraging but show no clear sign Moscow is ready for a settlement.
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US Renews Ukraine Peace Push, But Former Ambassadors See No Breakthrough
The Trump administration has revived its diplomatic drive to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, as US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner traveled from Moscow to Kyiv in a high-profile effort to lay the groundwork for another round of negotiations.
U.S. emissaries Witkoff and Kushner met with Putin and Zelenski on a new diplomatic initiative, but three former U.S. ambassadors believe that there is no evidence of a change of attitude on the part of Russia. Any possible resolution of the conflict is still struck by major differences in territory, security guarantees and availability ... The post Americans are trying to break peace from Putin, but three former ambassadors to Kiev see a big pr…
Following visits by American envoys to Moscow and Kiev, former US ambassadors to Ukraine see no signs that Moscow's position has changed enough to make a peace agreement possible.
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