The United States asked Russia to submit a new draft agreement on security in Europe. Axios.
Washington wants to receive specific proposals from Moscow regarding de-escalation measures, the publication reports.
It is also noted that Donald Trump's emissaries Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow and intend to request the participation of European countries in future negotiations.
According to the publication's sources, the United States is ready to discuss Russia's long-standing demands in one way or another in exchange for ending the war in Ukraine. This is causing concern in European capitals.
In negotiations in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the United States, the parties tentatively agreed to the largest prisoner exchange since the beginning of the war. Its details are scheduled to be confirmed after meetings between Putin and Zelensky in Moscow and Dublin.
Russia opposes European participation in the negotiations, but says it is interested in a broad agreement. The European Union and the United States believe that a new security architecture can be discussed, but final decisions should be made only after the end of the war.
Washington also does not intend to sign an agreement with Moscow without the consent of Europe and Ukraine.
This topic will be one of the main topics at the summit in Dublin, notes Axios.