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Kremlin Describes US Envoys' Talks with Putin as Useful, No Breakthrough Reported
Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in over three hours of talks with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, described by a Kremlin aide as 'highly useful' but without any reported breakthroughs. The discussions included potential settlement ideas and economic issues, with both sides intensifying military actions in recent weeks. The Kremlin maintains its stance on territorial claims and NATO aspirations, while Ukraine continues to reject terms that would require territorial concessions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in over three hours of talks with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, described by a Kremlin aide as 'highly useful' but without any reported breakthroughs. The discussions included potential settlement ideas and economic issues, with both sides intensifying military actions in recent weeks. The Kremlin maintains its stance on territorial claims and NATO aspirations, while Ukraine continues to reject terms that would require territorial concessions.
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