Zelenskyy Says US Envoys To Visit Kyiv, Moscow As Russia Again Strikes Ukraine's Capital
Two special U.S. envoys will hold talks in Kyiv and Moscow as Washington seeks a negotiated path to end the war in Ukraine.
- US special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will visit Kyiv and Moscow in the coming days to facilitate peace talks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed on Thursday, September 3.
- Russia intensified attacks on Kyiv following reports that peace negotiations had "reached a dead end," while CIA Director John Ratcliffe conducted an unannounced visit to Moscow in late August.
- Zelenskyy remains in constant contact with the US team, describing their prior discussions as "detailed and constructive" on Monday, August 31, while preliminary meeting dates have been set.
- On Wednesday, September 2, Russian President Vladimir Putin signaled a potential shift, stating there were "prospects for Russia and Ukraine to reach an agreement" if other nations limit their role.
- Washington and Kyiv are negotiating a license to produce US-made Patriot missiles, while Norwegian authorities seized a Russian vessel on September 2 to enforce a $4.2 billion compensation award.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Thursday that US officials have confirmed plans to hold separate talks in Moscow and Kyiv, with the Ukrainian side expecting the Kyiv meeting to take place in the coming days.
In the coming days, US representatives are expected to visit Kiev, reported Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky. "We look forward to seeing the representatives of the President of America here in Kiev. There is a confirmation from them... We look forward to a meeting in the coming days," cited the words of the Zelen RIA "Novosti." According to the newspaper WZGLIAD, former Special Envoy of the President of the United States for Ukraine Keith Kell…
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