Zelensky promised not to strike Russia while Whitkoff and Kushner are there
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that representatives of the US presidential administration, Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner, will visit Russia and Ukraine in the coming days. He stated that Ukraine is ready to guarantee the necessary conditions for the safe arrival of the American delegation.

According to Volodymyr Zelensky, the American negotiators will first arrive in Moscow, and on Sunday will travel to Kyiv. The Ukrainian side is already preparing for their arrival and held a meeting with the diplomatic team responsible for relations with the United States.
Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to guarantee the necessary conditions for the safe arrival of the American delegation.
According to him, there will be no air strikes from the Ukrainian side during the negotiations, and Kyiv expects that Russia will also ensure appropriate silence.
The Ukrainian president emphasized that the main goal is the most constructive and meaningful dialogue with the American side. He noted the need to seek real ways that could bring an end to the war closer.
Zelensky also stated that it is now important to understand what proposals Whitkoff and Kushner will bring and what reaction they will receive in Moscow.
Now reading
It's incredible, but a truckload of cucumbers was brought from Moscow to Olshany — the cucumber capital of Belarus. It was not allowed into the country
It's incredible, but a truckload of cucumbers was brought from Moscow to Olshany — the cucumber capital of Belarus. It was not allowed into the country
"Dima, my half-million-euro microscope is in your clinic. You stole the equipment." The founder of "Novy Zrok" spoke about his relationship with the Abelsky family
"Dima, my half-million-euro microscope is in your clinic. You stole the equipment." The founder of "Novy Zrok" spoke about his relationship with the Abelsky family
"A young wife came to the lieutenant, saw what was happening in the zone, and shot herself." The final part of Ryhor Byarozkin's memoirs about the Gulag and Soviet Minsk has been released
Comments