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Negotiations are taking place in Kyiv between US representatives and the Ukrainian leadership. The discussion includes the participation of European partners.
Negotiations between US representatives and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky in Kyiv are very substantive. This was stated by one of the American negotiators, special presidential envoy Steven Witkoff, writes the Ukrainian publication Strana.ua in its Telegram channel.
“We are optimistic and ready to continue working as long as necessary,” he noted.
According to Vladimir Zelensky, two panel discussions have already taken place with the participation of Steven Witkoff and the son-in-law of US President Jared Kushner. He emphasized that the new stage of negotiations will take place with the participation of representatives of European countries - Germany, France and Great Britain, as previously also reported by Strana.ua.

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