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Trilateral US-Russia-Ukraine talks begin in Abu Dhabi, with the Donbas issue at the center
The territorial issue is perhaps the only point that remains unresolved and will determine the course of the negotiations – Putin’s late-night meeting with Kushner and Witkoff in Moscow lasted about four hours
Zelensky-Trump meeting in Davos at 14:00, “only one issue remains to be resolved” in peace talks, says Witkoff
The U.S. envoy will travel in a few hours to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin
Kremlin threats after “attack on Putin’s house”: Russian military knows when and how it will respond
Peskov refused to say where Putin was at the time of the alleged attack – He called the efforts of Zelensky and the West to deny Lavrov’s claims “crazy”
Analysis of the meeting between Trump and Zelensky: Why “95 percent” progress doesn’t bring an end to the war
The Mar-a-Lago meeting redefined the peace narrative without answering the critical questions of the war - Territory, energy and legitimacy remain the real thorns in the side of any agreement
Russia and the US have not yet found solutions to “troublesome” issues in their relations, Moscow says
Russia has conveyed to the US its concerns about Washington's actions in Venezuela, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said.
Putin: If Europe wants war, Russia is ready
The Russian president signaled that if Europe starts a war, then Russia will have “no one to negotiate with”
Putin’s new “red lines” for Ukraine – Where the US peace plan lies
Russian president demands withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Donbass and acceptance of Moscow's territorial acquis - US and Kiev continue consultations
Putin: The U.S. plan for Ukraine could serve as a basis for future agreements
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia generally agrees that the U.S. list of points concerning Ukraine could form the foundation for future agreements. He emphasized the necessity of a serious, word-by-word discussion of a peace plan for Ukraine
