
AI-generated summary
Russia continues to invade Ukraine, and President Putin referred to the proposed agreement presented to the United States and NATO in December 2021 (calling for non-expansion of NATO and non-membership of Ukraine).
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East Witkoff and U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law Kushner at the Kremlin in Moscow on the 12th. Putin said that even if peace were achieved in Ukraine, "the war would immediately resume" if Europe sent troops to the country. It once again demonstrated that it does not allow the stationing of foreign troops. There appears to have been no concrete progress toward peace during the talks.
Putin meets with US special envoy on Ukraine peace and European security talks?
At the beginning of the meeting, Putin insisted that the presence of foreign troops in Ukraine was "absolutely unacceptable," saying it threatened Russia's national security. This is a form of restraint from Western countries regarding the form of ``security guarantees'' that would prevent Russia from re-invading.
According to Russian presidential aide Ushakov, Putin referred to a "proposed agreement" that Russia presented to the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in December 2021, before the invasion began. It is believed that he made similar demands, calling for no expansion of NATO and non-membership of Ukraine.
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Conflict continues between Russia and Western countries over the presence of foreign troops in Ukraine
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