Kushner Says US Should Help Craft Ukraine Deal Acceptable to Moscow and Kiev
Russian state news agency TASS reported that US negotiator Jared Kushner said Washington should assist in developing a Ukraine settlement acceptable to both Russia and Ukraine, while noting Kiev's reluctance to accept Moscow's terms.
Jared Kushner, described in the report as a US negotiator, said the United States should help develop a solution to the Ukraine conflict that would be acceptable to both Moscow and Kiev, according to a report published by Russian state news agency TASS.
TASS reported that Kushner added Ukraine is unwilling to accept Russia's terms for ending the conflict, though the agency's report did not elaborate on what those terms are or provide additional direct quotes from Kushner.
The report did not specify the context, date, or venue of Kushner's remarks. TASS is a Russian state-controlled news agency, and its characterization of the comments could not be independently verified through other sources at the time of this report.
Kushner has previously been involved in discussions related to US foreign policy matters, though his specific current role in Ukraine-related negotiations was not detailed in the TASS report.
Neither the White House nor Ukrainian officials were quoted in the TASS report responding to the claims attributed to Kushner.
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