Kushner Says Moscow, Kiev Trips Were 'Very Successful,' US Has Clear Understanding of Next Steps
US envoy Jared Kushner said talks in Moscow and Kiev provided clarity on a path toward a lasting resolution, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
US negotiator Jared Kushner said his recent trips to Moscow and Kiev were "very successful" and that the United States now understands the next steps required to move forward, according to a report by Russian state news agency TASS.
Kushner said he has "a very clear sense" of what could lead to an outcome that is "lasting and enduring," TASS reported, citing his remarks.
The report did not specify the exact dates of the trips or provide further details on the substance of the discussions held in the two capitals.
TASS did not disclose additional context regarding who Kushner met with during the visits or what specific issues were addressed in Moscow and Kiev.
The comments come amid ongoing diplomatic engagement involving the United States, Russia and Ukraine, though the source did not elaborate on the broader negotiating framework or timeline for potential next steps.
Reuters and other international outlets have not independently confirmed the specifics of Kushner's remarks as reported by TASS at the time of this article's publication.
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