Kushner sees the Russia-NATO Council as a model for future security negotiations in Europe.
This was reported by the columnist of the Washington Post, David Ignatius, citing a source familiar with the progress of the negotiations.
According to the publication, Jared Kushner links efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Ukraine with a broader multilateral dialogue between Russia and European countries.
The NATO-Russia Council was established in 2002 to provide consultations on security issues and practical cooperation. In 2014, the alliance suspended joint civil and military activities with Moscow, and the structure's last meeting was held in January 2022.