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Kushner says talks with NATO, Ukraine and Europe were productive
Kushner said talks with NATO, Ukraine and Europe were productive.
He said the US is working on practical solutions to end the conflict in Ukraine.
The statement did not name any specific proposals or agreements.
The stated aim is to end the conflict and create a basis for lasting peace.
It gave no timetable or details of what the talks covered.
No next steps were announced.
Jared Kushner said the United States held productive discussions in Brussels with Ukraine, NATO and European partners on security and peace.
The talks focused on security guarantees for Ukraine and a broader European security architecture.
Kushner said the parties were seeking practical solutions to end the war and establish the foundations for lasting peace.
He had said on Wednesday that Washington wanted a European security architecture designed to prevent a new crisis after the Ukraine conflict is resolved.
- Who
- The United States, Ukraine, NATO and European partners. Jared Kushner reported on the discussions.
- What
- They held talks on Ukraine’s security guarantees and a broader European security architecture.
- When
- November 6, according to the TASS report. Kushner said he had made a related statement on Wednesday.
- Where
- Brussels.
- Why
- The talks sought practical solutions to end the Ukraine conflict and lay the foundations for lasting peace.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Kushner said Washington sought a European security architecture to prevent a new crisis after the Ukraine conflict was resolved.
The United States held discussions in Brussels with Ukraine, NATO and European partners.
- Location
- Brussels
- Participants
- United States, Ukraine, NATO and European partners
- Topics
- Security guarantees for Ukraine and a broader European security architecture
- Reported by
- Jared Kushner
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What people are saying
Today in Brussels, the US held productive and substantive discussions with Ukraine, NATO, and our European partners on two essential and interlinked elements of a lasting peace: security guarantees for Ukraine and a broader European security architecture.