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Moscow wants peace: Witkoff praises progress in negotiations on Ukraine
US special envoy Witkoff reports on constructive peace talks in Miami and Berlin to end the war in Ukraine.
Moscow wants peace: Witkoff praises progress in negotiations on Ukraine
The Ukraine conflict remains a central issue on the international stage, and the current negotiations in Miami give cause for hope. US special envoy Steve Witkoff is satisfied with the talks he is holding together with Jared Kushner with delegations from Ukraine and Russia. Loud Radio Leverkusen Moscow still has the will to develop a peace plan. Witkoff particularly emphasizes Russia's commitment to a solution and describes the talks with Russian negotiator Kirill Dmitriyev as “productive and constructive”. Let's see what happens next!
Separate negotiations took place in Miami with a Ukrainian delegation, but there was no direct meeting between the two parties to the dispute. From the Ukrainian delegation, which includes prominent politicians such as former Defense Minister Rustem Umyerov and Chief of General Staff Andriy Hnatov, it is clear that Ukraine is sticking to its independence while discussing security guarantees. Ultimately, the end of the war depends critically on Russia's commitment to peace and de-escalation, as the US State Department emphasizes, reports ZDF.
Progress and challenges
The talks in Miami have been underway since Thursday and are part of a larger peace initiative. Witkoff also speaks positively about talks with the Ukrainian side. A proposal for a ceasefire and long-term peace was recently put forward in Berlin. A multinational force is envisaged to ensure security in the region daily news reported. The idea of supporting Ukrainian air traffic control was discussed among European stakeholders, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and other high-ranking officials.
However, the challenges cannot be overlooked. Russia continues to have clear demands, especially regarding the cession of territory and Ukraine's renunciation of NATO membership. Despite these contentious points, both sides remain engaged in the talks. On the other hand, fighting continued in Ukraine, with recent reports of attacks in the Kiev district in which several people were injured. To ensure long-term peace, clear and binding security guarantees are necessary.
The view
Negotiations are still underway and the next steps are crucial. The release of Russian assets to support Ukraine is on the agenda at an upcoming EU summit in Brussels. This could increase pressure on Russia and further advance peace efforts.
Given the complexity of the talks and the constant threat of renewed aggression, it is clear: the path to peace and stability remains difficult, but just like in any good business, it requires perseverance and clever negotiating strategies. Stay tuned for further updates on the situation in Ukraine!