Putin Calls U.S.-Russia Contacts “Useful” in Talks With Trump Envoys
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At a glance
- Russian President Vladimir Putin met U.S. special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Moscow on Sept. 5.
- The talks focused on Washington’s proposal to end the war in Ukraine, with Putin describing U.S.-Russia contacts as “useful.”
- The meeting came as diplomatic efforts to revive peace negotiations continued.
Vladimir Putin described contacts between Russia and the United States as “useful” while meeting President Donald Trump’s special envoys in Moscow.
Putin met Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on Saturday, Sept. 5. Their discussions centered on Washington’s proposal for ending the war in Ukraine.
The meeting took place as diplomatic efforts to revive peace negotiations continued. Putin’s characterization of the contacts as “useful” gave the talks a cautiously positive description, without indicating that an agreement had been reached.
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