Jared Kushner said that during the recent negotiations on Ukraine, some new ideas emerged that "may lead to breakthroughs" in resolving the conflict.
According to him, Ukraine and Russia "understand that practical compromises will be required to end the war."
"Our focus now is on facilitating direct interaction between Moscow and European partners, as well as preparing the agenda for the next round of trilateral negotiations.
As a result of these discussions, a number of new ideas emerged and are currently under development. Some may lead directly to breakthroughs, while others may evolve into new proposals that help bridge remaining differences.
As President Trump has made clear, sustainable peace requires strong security guarantees for Ukraine and detailed, enforceable post-war security arrangements that will reduce the risk of another war. NATO will remain a critical pillar of European security, bolstered by stronger mechanisms for military cooperation, communication, de-confliction and mutual de-escalation, as well as practical ways to resolve disputes before they turn into crises. We are therefore working to directly involve our European partners in these discussions. Any final agreement must be approved by the relevant parties, and President Trump will only support agreements that will strengthen the security of Ukraine and Europe and reduce the likelihood of future conflict," wrote the special envoy to the US presidency.
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