Summary
Following talks in Moscow, Ukraine's Foreign Minister criticized Russia for failing to make progress in peace negotiations. The U.S. delegation, including Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, communicated the discussions' positive aspects but acknowledged ongoing challenges. Main issues included the fate of Ukrainian territory under Russian control and Ukraine's potential NATO membership.
Key Facts
- Ukraine's Foreign Minister accused Russia of not making meaningful progress in peace talks.
- U.S. representatives met with Vladimir Putin for nearly five hours.
- The White House described the meeting as "productive" but acknowledged challenges.
- Russia opposed Ukraine's possible NATO membership, a significant point in discussions.
- Russia claimed recent military success in eastern Ukraine, influencing talks.
- The Kremlin expressed willingness for more meetings with the U.S.
- Russia controls approximately 19.3% of Ukrainian territory.
- Ongoing discord exists between Russia and European nations over negotiation terms.
