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Kushner gives positive assessment of Abu Dhabi talks

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US special envoy Jared Kushner said Donald Trump had asked for greater efforts to end the war in Ukraine, with security arrangements for Ukraine and lasting peace in Europe among the goals.

US special envoy Jared Kushner gave a positive assessment of meetings in Abu Dhabi and said President Donald Trump had asked his team to step up efforts to find a way to end the war in Ukraine, RBC-Ukraine reported.

Kushner said he was working at Trump's direction to stop the war and develop security arrangements for a sovereign, secure and prosperous Ukraine, alongside lasting peace in Europe. The report did not specify any agreed terms for those arrangements.

He described talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin over the preceding two months as positive. The report did not specify the dates or format of those contacts, and his remarks did not establish that the two presidents had met together.

According to Kushner, Trump believes the war has lasted too long and is concerned about deaths, people harmed and humanitarian problems. Kushner expressed hope that further diplomatic efforts would produce a solution; the report did not announce a peace agreement or a date for ending the war.

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