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Ukraine-Krieg: Laut Kushner ist Putin bereit für Europäer am Verhandlungstisch

Im Ringen um ein Ende des Ukraine-Kriegs reisen die US-Unterhändler Kushner und Witkoff von Kremlchef Putin zu einem Gespräch mit dem ukrainischen Präsidenten Selenskyj – samt einer Ankündigung.

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Ukraine-Krieg: Laut Kushner ist Putin bereit für Europäer am Verhandlungstisch

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US negotiator Jared Kushner have indicated that European participation in talks aimed at ending the Ukraine conflict is a possibility, according to Kushner's remarks at a press conference following a meeting with Zelensky in Dublin. Zelensky elaborated on the matter, stating that the American side has made progress on the issue of European involvement in the discussions about bringing the war to an end.

The Ukrainian leader expressed hope that Europe would have a voice in the negotiations next time around.

The US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner had previously met with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss an end to the nearly five-year-long Russian invasion of Ukraine. After this encounter, Putin's foreign policy advisor, Yuri Ushakov, commented on the US negotiators' efforts to take part in the talks. Ushakov suggested that while the Europeans are making efforts to join the negotiations, they must first clarify whether they want peace or wish to prolong the conflict.

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