Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff says Russia wants 'lasting peace' in Ukraine after meetings with Putin
Cristina Petrache
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<p>Steve Witkoff, President Trump's emissary, said Russia is open to a "lasting peace" in Ukraine after a recent meeting with Vladimir Putin. Although negotiations have begun, no significant progress has been made and Kiev blames Russia for delaying talks. Witkoff believes a peace deal could bring stability to the region and emphasized the importance of US-Russia trade opportunities in the negotiations.
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Emisarul lui Trump, Steve Witkoff, anunţă că Putin vrea o ”pace durabilă” şi că este ”pe cale să apară” un acord de pace în Războiul din Ucraina. ”Oportunităţile comerciale” dintre SUA şi Rusia fac parte din negocieri şi ar putea ”aduce o adevărată stabil
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