Putin’s meeting with US envoys concludes in Moscow — Anadolu Agency
Russian President Vladimir Putin, the leader of the aggressor state, held a meeting in Moscow with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner dedicated to the war against Ukraine. According to Russian media, including the RIA agency, the talks at the Kremlin lasted about three hours, after which Witkoff and Kushner left the Kremlin.
Participants in the talks
Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov and presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev also took part in the meeting. Before the conversation began, Putin called the situation the sides were to discuss complex and said that the Russian side was ready to present its vision.
As Anadolu Agency reports, neither side commented on the results immediately after the talks ended. According to RIA, the meeting began at about 7:55 p.m. local time.
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Further trip to Kyiv
Witkoff thanked Putin for agreeing to a three-day ceasefire during the US envoys’ visit to Moscow and Kyiv. He also conveyed the gratitude of the family of former US Marine Robert Gilman for assistance in securing his return. Gilman, who had been imprisoned in Russia since 2022, was released by Moscow last month.
Witkoff and Kushner arrived at Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport on Saturday and are expected to visit Kyiv for the first time on Sunday. On Friday, Trump said they were taking a proposal to Moscow on ending the war, without disclosing its contents. The US envoys last visited Moscow at the end of January.
