U.S., Ukraine, and Europe draft new security plan ahead of peace talks — Kushner
The United States, alongside Ukraine, NATO, and European allies, is developing a broader European security architecture built on five key objectives while preserving the sovereign right of nations to choose their own alliances, White House special envoy Jared Kushner announced on November 6.
First Lady Melania Trump hosted officials from Russia and Ukraine at the White House, following which President Donald Trump predicted an imminent deal with Russia that would cover Ukraine and "all of Europe," according to Punch and Punch Nigeria.
Jared Kushner, a White House special envoy and son-in-law to the President, announced late Thursday that the United States will host trilateral peace talks in Abu Dhabi next week involving Ukraine and the Russian Federation. Kushner stated these would be the first such discussions since February and noted that the U.S. is working to develop proposals to achieve a comprehensive and durable agreement.
According to New Voice of Ukraine, Kushner announced on November 6 that the United States, Ukraine, NATO, and European allies are developing a broader European security architecture based on five key objectives. Kushner also reported that a U.S. delegation held discussions in Brussels with representatives from Ukraine, NATO, and European partner states regarding security guarantees for Ukraine and the broader European security architecture.
Separately, Euronews reported that Ukrainian authorities said one man was killed in a morning attack on the Rivne region and three others were injured in overnight strikes on Kyiv Oblast.
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