Ushakov spoke about the details of Putin's negotiations with Vitkoff.
Yuri Ushkov, an aide to the Russian president, said that Vladimir Putin's negotiations with the American special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were successful, open and fruitful.
The main practical result was the decision to start cooperation in the field of providing humanitarian aid in Konstantinovka. According to Ushakov, Vitkoff and Kushner supported Putin's proposal to conduct a similar operation to Alyosha. Russia is ready to immediately begin laying mines in the area to confirm its control of the city.
The exchange of prisoners was also discussed. The terms of the exchange are being negotiated, and Ushkov emphasized that this is the largest prisoner exchange.
In addition, the meeting touched on the issue of European security. Moscow has expressed its willingness to develop proposals together with Washington.
Putin recalled the Russian position based on the principle of indivisible security, especially in light of NATO expansion.
Ushakov completely rejected the plans to deploy a European military unit in Ukraine, calling them "the road to endless war". He called on European countries to decide whether they strive for peace or conflict.
Zelensky's actions and his "friendly wishes" to Trump, which Ushakov described as mocking, were also discussed in the negotiations.
Putin and Trump plan to continue discussing the settlement of the situation in Ukraine in a bilateral meeting as part of the APEC summit.
The possibility of holding a tripartite meeting of the leaders of Russia, China and the USA at a summit in China is being considered.
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