Witkoff and Kushner discussed ‘next steps’ with Putin to end Ukraine war, says US
Donald Trump’s business ally and son-in-law now heading from Moscow to Kyiv to meet Zelenskyy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are heading to Kyiv for the first time in their roles as Donald Trump’s peace envoys to Ukraine, after talks on Saturday in Moscow. The White House said Witkoff and Kushner had “discussed substantive plans for next steps” towards ending the war between Ukraine and Russia during their meeting on Saturday in Moscow with Vladimir Putin.
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