Progress has been made. We scheduled a new meeting": Witkoff and Kushner held talks with Putin in Moscow -. CNN. "I think progress has been made. People didn't think we would resume the tripartite talks. We renewed them. We have made a new appointment," Vitkoff said at Venkovo ​​Airport before leaving Moscow. "This is exactly what President Trump wants," he added. Witkoff also confirmed that representatives of European countries will join the next negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict. "They are our partners, and it is important for them to participate," he said. "All in all, we had very substantive and detailed discussions on all issues, which I hope will serve as a basis for the following multilateral discussions," added Kushner. In their meeting with Putin, Witkoff and Kushner expressed their desire for European countries to join the next round of negotiations. In response, Putin said that Russia "has never been opposed to holding a dialogue" with Europe. "You want this peace to be strong and lasting, and I confirm that I share this desire, and I would say more. I want this world to be eternal, forever," said the Russian leader. Asked whether Russia was suspicious of Europe's intentions, special presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev said there was a "growing consensus" that working to secure Europe was an important step. "I think that working to ensure European security is definitely an important step for Europe. And frankly, people who care about Europeans and their lives, of course, want European security to be secure," he told CNN.

Progress has been made. We scheduled a new meeting": Witkoff and Kushner held talks with Putin in Moscow -. CNN. "I think progress has been made. People didn't think we would resume the tripartite talks. We renewed them. We have made a new appointment," Vitkoff said at Venkovo ​​Airport before leaving Moscow. "This is exactly what President Trump wants," he added. Witkoff also confirmed that representatives of European countries will join the next negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict. "They are our partners, and it is important for them to participate," he said. "All in all, we had very substantive and detailed discussions on all issues, which I hope will serve as a basis for the following multilateral discussions," added Kushner. In their meeting with Putin, Witkoff and Kushner expressed their desire for European countries to join the next round of negotiations. In response, Putin said that Russia "has never been opposed to holding a dialogue" with Europe. "You want this peace to be strong and lasting, and I confirm that I share this desire, and I would say more. I want this world to be eternal, forever," said the Russian leader. Asked whether Russia was suspicious of Europe's intentions, special presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev said there was a "growing consensus" that working to secure Europe was an important step. "I think that working to ensure European security is definitely an important step for Europe. And frankly, people who care about Europeans and their lives, of course, want European security to be secure," he told CNN.