Russia says no Ukraine compromise reached after five-hour Putin talks with Trump envoys
Summary
Russia and the US failed to reach a compromise on a Ukraine peace deal after a five-hour meeting between Putin and Trump's envoys, with talks described as constructive but no agreement achieved.
Key Points
- Russia and the US did not reach a compromise on ending the Ukraine war after a five-hour Kremlin meeting.
- Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov said compromises were not yet found and work needs to continue.
- Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner engaged in talks with Putin and his team in Moscow.
- European and Ukrainian officials remain cautious about US peace proposals and fear loss of US interest.
