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Vladimir Putin, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner spent five hours inside the Kremlin searching for a path toward ending the Ukraine conflict, yet no agreement emerged and Russia made clear it will continue advancing. The negotiations were described as constructive but inconclusive. Speaking afterward, President Donald Trump called the meeting “reasonably good,” while acknowledging that he has no certainty about whether any breakthrough will follow. Putin’s aide Yuri Ushakov characterized the talks as “useful” and revealed that the Kremlin even found parts of the proposals acceptable. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Russia has not rejected Trump’s peace plan and that further discussions will continue behind closed doors. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte went further, arguing that Trump is the only figure capable of breaking the Russia-Ukraine stalemate. The Russians respect strength, authority and power, and therefore treat the United States as an equal negotiating partner. That respect does not extend to Europe. The Kremlin sees Washington as serious and capable, while viewing the EU as weak, indecisive and obsessed with punitive measures. At the very moment the Americans and Russians are working to shape a potential peace framework, European governments are openly debating how to seize Russian assets to finance Ukraine’s military effort. The contrast is striking. While the U.S. and Russia explore compromise, Europe focuses on escalation and confiscation, revealing how profoundly its influence has faded.
Vladimir Putin, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner spent five hours inside the Kremlin searching for a path toward ending the Ukraine conflict, yet no agreement emerged and Russia made clear it will continue advancing. The negotiations were described as constructive but inconclusive. Speaking afterward, President Donald Trump called the meeting “reasonably good,” while acknowledging that he has no certainty about whether any breakthrough will follow. Putin’s aide Yuri Ushakov characterized the talks as “useful” and revealed that the Kremlin even found parts of the proposals acceptable. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Russia has not rejected Trump’s peace plan and that further discussions will continue behind closed doors. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte went further, arguing that Trump is the only figure capable of breaking the Russia-Ukraine stalemate. The Russians respect strength, authority and power, and therefore treat the United States as an equal negotiating partner. That respect does not extend to Europe. The Kremlin sees Washington as serious and capable, while viewing the EU as weak, indecisive and obsessed with punitive measures. At the very moment the Americans and Russians are working to shape a potential peace framework, European governments are openly debating how to seize Russian assets to finance Ukraine’s military effort. The contrast is striking. While the U.S. and Russia explore compromise, Europe focuses on escalation and confiscation, revealing how profoundly its influence has faded.

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