Vitkoff, after a meeting with Putin, announced a new round of negotiations on Ukraine with the participation of Europeans.
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Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, told CNN after two and a half hours of talks with Vladimir Putin that he had agreed on a new round of trilateral talks. "I think that progress has been made, people did not believe that we could resume the tripartite negotiations. We renewed them and agreed on a new meeting," he said.
In an interview with Lusti, Witkoff added that this time the Europeans will participate in the negotiations: "The Europeans will join the next meeting, and we see this as a very important event." He did not specify when and where the meeting would take place.
There is no confirmation from the Kremlin yet; Putin's aide, Yuri Ushkov, has not yet commented on the results of the meeting. Putin's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, said that the Europeans "are leading to the expansion of the war, but are talking about peace" and have not yet chosen their representative in the negotiations. Putin himself, at the beginning of the meeting, asked the Americans to work with their European allies, "so that they ultimately decide on the question of what they want: peace or war in Ukraine," and added: "And we are ready, of course, to work with them."
Witkoff also promised the "biggest prisoner exchange in history," agreed upon in Abu Dhabi, in the near future, and the upcoming announcement of other humanitarian agreements. From Moscow the envoys flew to Dublin to meet with Vladimir Zelensky.