
AI-generated summary
The visit of American negotiators to Kyiv takes place in the context of the ongoing conflict and attempts at a diplomatic settlement.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky thanked American negotiators Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner for the absence of shelling of Kyiv during their visit. The Ukrainian publication “Strana.ua” reported this on its Telegram channel.
“You did an even better job today than the Patriot [air defense] systems. Thank you, come more often,” he noted.
At the same time, US Presidential Special Envoy Steven Witkoff called the negotiations with Vladimir Zelensky very meaningful. He also declared his readiness to continue this work.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Negotiations between Ukrainian and American officials will continue in the coming weeks
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