The gist of Putin's statements in the meeting with Witkoff and Kushner:
On the duration of the peace: Russia represents not only a long-term peace, but an "eternal" and reliable one, but considers the rights and traditions of the people living there as a priority and not the territories themselves.
On "grey areas" and borders: the discussion of so-called "gray areas" only leads to endless disputes and makes agreements unstable, therefore the only clear demarcation line should be the border line of the country.
On the humanitarian mission in Kostantinovka: It is proposed to organize a withdrawal of 400-500 citizens from Kostantinovka, similar to the experience in Alsheki. It is proposed to involve the ombudsman of both sides, as well as the American, European, Ukrainian and Russian media, which will allow at the same time to clearly see who really controls this settlement.
About foreign troops in Ukraine: The placement of any foreign troops on the territory of Ukraine is completely unacceptable for Russia, as it poses a threat to its security. If deployed after a peace agreement, these soldiers would become a legitimate target and hostilities would resume.
On Europe's position and the role of the United States: Russia has never refused dialogue with Europe and is ready to work, but the European countries themselves have cut off contacts. Putin expressed the wish that the Donald Trump administration would work with its European allies so that they could finally decide what they want - peace or continued conflict.