Kushner reported the emergence of new ideas for ending the conflict in Ukraine, which could lead to a breakthrough in peace negotiations.
According to him, these ideas arose after tripartite meetings and further negotiations with Putin and Zelensky. Now the United States is discussing them with Russia, Ukraine and European partners.
"Some may lead directly to a breakthrough, others may evolve into new proposals that help overcome remaining differences," Kushner wrote.
He said that Washington is now working on organizing direct negotiations between Moscow and European countries, as well as on the agenda for the next round of the tripartite negotiations.
According to Kushner, a peace agreement must provide reliable security guarantees for Ukraine and specific mechanisms to prevent a new war. At the same time, NATO will remain a central element of European security. It is also expected to strengthen the mechanisms of military interaction, communication, conflict prevention and mutual de-escalation.
Kushner separately addressed the difficult public positions of the parties.
"The press reported on the maximum demands of both sides and the harsh political rhetoric. But in our closed discussions, both sides understand that ending this war will require practical compromises," he said.
At the same time, Kushner did not reveal the content of the new ideas, emphasizing the need to keep the negotiations confidential.