Ukraine - Russia · CURRENT
New peace talks: Kyiv is open, Kremlin does not rule out trilateral format
After U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held talks in Moscow and Kyiv, Ukraine and Russia signaled openness to renewed negotiations. There is no breakthrough or fixed date.
Both parties to the conflict are presented separately, followed by a factual neutral assessment.
Ukrainian account
Zelenskyy calls restarting the negotiating process important. He says territorial questions must be resolved at leaders’ level, while Kyiv seeks security guarantees and a strong Ukrainian army.
Russian account
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Moscow does not rule out renewed trilateral talks with Ukraine and the United States. He says it is too early to name a venue or date and gives no detail on the hardest disputes.
Neutral editorial assessment
Both sides’ willingness to talk is documented. No new meeting or ceasefire has been agreed. AP says their core demands, especially on territory, remain mutually exclusive.
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