Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's representative in the negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine, announced on Saturday night, November 14, in a message on the social network X, that the United States is consulting with Russia, Ukraine and its European partners to determine the next steps of the peace talks. Kushner, who along with Trump's special representative, Steve Witkoff, met with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky in recent days, said that Washington's current focus is on facilitating a direct dialogue between Moscow and European countries and preparing the agenda for the next round of trilateral negotiations. He announced that several new ideas had been raised during the recent talks and were now being considered. According to Kushner, some of these ideas may lead directly to progress in negotiations, and others may help narrow the remaining differences between the parties in the form of new proposals. Emphasizing the necessity of providing reliable security guarantees to Ukraine, Kushner said that achieving sustainable peace requires the development of detailed and effective mechanisms for the post-war period, mechanisms that reduce the possibility of a renewal of the conflict. Trump's representative added that any final agreement must be approved by the parties involved, and that Donald Trump would only support agreements that would strengthen the security of Ukraine and Europe and reduce the likelihood of another war. In a statement issued on November 14, Zelensky also warned against the possibility that Russia would use negotiations on Europe's future security structure to weaken NATO and change the continent's borders. On the other hand, Moscow has not yet officially confirmed its agreement to the direct participation of European countries in the next round of negotiations.

Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's representative in the negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine, announced on Saturday night, November 14, in a message on the social network X, that the United States is consulting with Russia, Ukraine and its European partners to determine the next steps of the peace talks. Kushner, who along with Trump's special representative, Steve Witkoff, met with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky in recent days, said that Washington's current focus is on facilitating a direct dialogue between Moscow and European countries and preparing the agenda for the next round of trilateral negotiations. He announced that several new ideas had been raised during the recent talks and were now being considered. According to Kushner, some of these ideas may lead directly to progress in negotiations, and others may help narrow the remaining differences between the parties in the form of new proposals. Emphasizing the necessity of providing reliable security guarantees to Ukraine, Kushner said that achieving sustainable peace requires the development of detailed and effective mechanisms for the post-war period, mechanisms that reduce the possibility of a renewal of the conflict. Trump's representative added that any final agreement must be approved by the parties involved, and that Donald Trump would only support agreements that would strengthen the security of Ukraine and Europe and reduce the likelihood of another war. In a statement issued on November 14, Zelensky also warned against the possibility that Russia would use negotiations on Europe's future security structure to weaken NATO and change the continent's borders. On the other hand, Moscow has not yet officially confirmed its agreement to the direct participation of European countries in the next round of negotiations.