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Sandego.net – Steve Witkoff, the White House special envoy, and Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, touched down in Ukraine’s capital on Sunday morning, completing a rapid transit from Moscow where they had just wrapped up a marathon session with Vladimir Putin. Their arrival represents the first time either American official has set foot in Kyiv since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022, and it lands at a moment when the city’s skies remain under near-continuous bombardment from missiles and drones.
The visit is the second act of a compressed weekend designed to break the diplomatic logjam that has persisted through months of stalled negotiations. Washington is pressing both sides toward a framework for ending hostilities, and the sequencing of the trip — Moscow first, then Kyiv — signals an attempt to carry momentum from one capital to the other before the window closes.…
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