Kremlin says US presented ideas for ending Russia’s war against Ukraine
In Moscow on September 5, the Kremlin — the governing body of Russia, the aggressor state — said that Vladimir Putin held talks with envoys of US President Donald Trump on ending Russia’s war against Ukraine. According to a Kremlin representative, the US side proposed several ideas regarding possible ways to reach a settlement.
Ushakov’s statement
Putin’s aide Yuri Ushakov called the conversation “extremely frank.” He also said that the US representatives had carefully prepared for their trip to Moscow.
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According to Ushakov, the US envoys expressed interest in ending hostilities as soon as possible and outlined proposals for a possible settlement. The Kremlin did not disclose details of these ideas in the statement cited.
Participants in the talks
In a photograph from the meeting taken at the Kremlin’s Senate Palace, Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are present alongside Putin. The Hindu International reports on Ushakov’s statement.
