
AI-generated summary
As negociações para o fim da guerra na Ucrânia estavam paralisadas desde fevereiro, quando os americanos voltaram sua atenção para o conflito no Irã. A reunião no Kremlin ocorreu após um jantar com um representante do governo russo.
Depois de jantar com um representante do governo russo, a delegação americana, formada por Steve Witkoff e Jared Kushner, foi ao Kremlin com uma proposta para acabar com o conflito. O presidente Vladimir Putin descreveu como “difícil” a situação que ele discutiria com os americanos. Mas Rússia e Ucrânia se comprometeram a não atacar as capitais dos dois países nos próximos três dias, durante as negociações.
Não está claro o que o plano de Trump traz de diferente para resolver o conflito na Ucrânia. Do lado do Kremlin, pouca coisa mudou. Durante a reunião, o presidente russo, Vladimir Putin, informou que a Rússia vai conquistar todos os seus objetivos na guerra e que as causas do conflito devem ser resolvidas. Depois do encontro, um representante do Kremlin afirmou que foi uma conversa franca e construtiva, e que assuntos econômicos também foram discutidos.
A Rússia afirma que a Ucrânia deve ceder todo o território reivindicado e deve abandonar o plano de entrar para a Otan. O governo ucraniano não aceita entregar terras a Putin. Mas admitiu que pode abandonar a ambição de ingressar na aliança militar ocidental, desde que receba em troca garantias de segurança dos aliados ocidentais.
As negociações para o fim da guerra na Ucrânia estavam praticamente paralisadas desde fevereiro, quando os americanos voltaram sua atenção para o conflito no Irã.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
As negociações continuarão nos próximos dias com foco em acordos de cessar-fogo temporário
Likely · Within days
A Ucrânia pode formalmente renunciar à busca por adesão à Otan em troca de garantias de segurança
Possible · Within weeks

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