Zelenskiy: Russian-Ukrainian prisoner swap will be biggest ever
AI-generated summary
The Russia-Ukraine war continues. US President Trump's special representatives met with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy in Dublin for negotiations on a Russian-Ukrainian prisoner exchange with Ukraine and ending the war.
US President Donald Trump's Special Representative Steve Witkoff, Trump's son-in-law and Special Representative Jared Kushner, and Ukrainian President Zelenskiy met in Dublin, the capital of Ireland.
Speaking to the press after the meeting, Zelenskiy stated that the talks gave a "hope" that they would end the war.
Zelenskiy pointed out that Europe would also be at the negotiation table in the next meeting, and said that each meeting should yield results and bring us closer to the goal.
"IT WILL BE THE BIGGEST POWER EXCHANGE EVER"
According to AA news, Zelenskiy stated that there will be a prisoner exchange with Russia and noted that this will be the "biggest prisoner exchange" ever.
Kushner, on the other hand, pointed out the role of European countries and said, "We cannot conclude this agreement without the Europeans at the table. We tell (Russian President Vladimir) Putin that we think this is very important." he said.
Witkoff also met with Russian President Vladimir Putin before Dublin and said that progress was made in this meeting.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The largest prisoner exchange ever will take place between Russia and Ukraine
Likely · Within weeks
European countries will join the negotiation table
Possible · Within weeks

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US President Donald Trump's Special Representative Steve Witkoff, his son-in-law and Special Representative Jared Kushner, and Ukrainian President Zelenskiy met in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. Zelenskiy stated that there was hope that the talks would end the war and that there would be a prisoner exchange with the Russians.
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