Putin Aide Says “Much Work To Be Done” In Ukraine Peace Process After Moscow Meeting With Kitkoff

A top wish for Russian President Vladimir Putin said there is still “a lot of work to be done” after President Trump’s lawyer, Jared Kushner Steve Wetkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Tuesday, amid pressure from Mr. Trump to finish The war in Ukraine.

The meeting lasted about five hours and came on the heels of talks between US and Ukrainian officials in Florida over the weekend.

Yuri USHAKOV, Putin’s top official, told reporters following Tuesday’s meeting that the talks were “very useful and difficult,” but it means a compromise of the heart problems in Ukraine was not found.

“The territorial issue, naturally, is very important for us, and for the Americans as well. The compromise option is not yet available, but some American developments seem very unacceptable, but it needs to be discussed,” he said. “The structure that was made for us is acceptable to us.”

“We are not close to solving the crisis in Ukraine, and there is a lot of work to be done,” Ushakov said.

Ushakov said that Moscow was given four more documents in addition to Original 28 point program The Trump administration released a statement last month, but could not specify what those documents contained.

Ushakov said both Russia and the US agreed not to disclose specific details of the talks. There are no direct talks between Putin and Mr.

Witkoff and Kushner are scheduled to return to the US to discuss the meeting with Mr. Trump, and we will go back to Russian officials by phone, Ushakov said.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who participated in the weekend’s speeches and Ukrainian officials in FloridaI previously said the negotiations were a “very productive time,” but “there are a lot of moving parts.”

Mr Trump told reporters after Sunday’s remarks, “I think there’s a good chance we can make a deal.”

The original paint Peace Proposal Ending Russia’s war in Ukraine unveiled last month has undergone changes after the original plan was criticized by some as too favorable to Russia, Mr Trump told reporters over the weekend. One provision that attracted the heavy officials from us and the European officials called Ukraine to get private property is currently in control in Russia.

“They made a deal,” said Mr. Trump is the Russians. “They are big deals. They stop fighting, and they don’t collect land.”

The President of Ukraine VolOdymyy said in a press conference on Tuesday that the plan was attacked 20 points following the speeches in Geneva and Florida. He said later on Social Media Platence Telegraph in Ukraine ‘was waiting for signals from the American office after its meetings in Russia.’

“We will get some signals. If the signals work, if it works well with our partners, maybe maybe we will meet the American team soon,” means I will get it, “It’s ready,” it all depends on today’s talks. “

In the past, Putin has been calling the proposals “Problems put forward for discussion” as opposed to a solid framework agreement.

Last week, an American official he told CBS news That Ukraine ‘agreed to have a peace adviser,’ and Ukraine’s national security adviser Resrem Umerov says is the general understanding of a proposal that has been reached, details are yet to be implemented.

Mr Trump expressed hope for progress, saying there were “a few remaining points of disagreement.” However, Moscow It means “it was too early” To say that these two sides were close is a crime of peace.

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Callie Teitelbaum And Kathryn Watson contributed to this report.