Key Points
- 1. Witkoff and Kushner met with Putin in Moscow.
- 2. The visit is seen as linked to Trump's midterm election strategy.
- 3. The envoys will go to Kyiv and meet with Ukrainian officials.
- 4. No concrete progress yet for the Ukraine peace process.
Trump's special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner traveled to Moscow for the first time in nearly nine months to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The visit is assessed as aiming to support Trump's foreign policy goals ahead of the US midterm elections.
The envoys will travel to Kyiv on Sunday to meet with Ukrainian officials as well. However, no concrete progress has yet been seen for a lasting peace in Ukraine.
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- S: Why did Witkoff and Kushner go to Moscow?
- C: To establish diplomatic contact with Russia on behalf of Trump and initiate a possible peace effort.
- S: What is the purpose of this visit?
- C: To support Trump's foreign policy promises in the midterm elections and create a sphere of influence in the Ukraine war.
- S: When and for what purpose will the Kyiv visit take place?
- C: They will go to Kyiv on Sunday; to discuss the peace process by meeting with Ukrainian officials.
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