The US plans indirect negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in Saudi Arabia to define terms for ending the conflict. Keith Kellogg outlined the setup involving separate rooms for each side during discussions. The possibility of a Trump-Putin meeting exists, and a Ukrainian-US meeting is scheduled. The EU is also considering appointing a peace talk representative.
The United States, under the Trump administration, is planning to facilitate indirect negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in Saudi Arabia. This initiative aims to clarify the conditions proposed by both sides for a potential end to the ongoing conflict, as articulated by Keith Kellogg, the US Special Representative for Ukraine, during an interview with journalist Glenn Beck.
According to Mr. Kellogg, the discussions will involve so-called technical teams that will conduct indirect negotiations this week. Both delegations will remain in separate rooms, communicating their respective terms, potentially leading to a comprehensive ceasefire, which may serve as the initial step toward concluding the war.
Although the possibility of a direct meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Saudi Arabia has been mentioned, specific details regarding such a summit remain unconfirmed. Additionally, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine announced that a meeting will occur between Ukrainian and US delegations on Monday in Saudi Arabia.
Furthermore, the European Union is contemplating appointing a representative to facilitate peace talks regarding Russia’s aggression against Ukraine; however, no conclusive decisions have been reached as of yet.
The United States is organizing indirect negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, with the aim of clarifying termination terms for their conflict. Technical teams will be involved in discussions, and while direct talks between leaders are under consideration, specifics are pending. Ukraine’s delegation will meet with US representatives shortly, while the EU assesses its role in mediation efforts.
Original Source: unn.ua
