72-Hour Ukraine Pause: Peace Talk, War Pressure, Moscow

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72-Hour Ukraine Pause: Peace Talk, War Pressure, Moscow

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Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow carrying a new American attempt to restart Ukraine negotiations, with both Russia and Ukraine agreeing to halt airstrikes during the visit. The pause came as missiles were still killing workers in Ukraine and the envoys were due to meet Vladimir Putin before travelling to Kyiv. 🚨🕊️ The rupture is that diplomacy has returned without any clear sign the war is easier to end. The front line is largely frozen across roughly 1,250 kilometres, while Ukraine strikes deep into Russia and Moscow answers with widening waves of drones and missiles against Ukrainian cities. That stalemate is grounded in specific pressure points: Russian forces hit Ukraine’s intelligence headquarters and airports in Kyiv on the eve of the trip, while Moscow paused airstrikes only during the envoys’ visit. The script frames this as coercive diplomacy, with force used to shape the negotiating environment. What remains unresolved is whether the American proposal changes the core imbalance: Russia wants territory, limits on Ukraine’s sovereignty and a veto over Nato, while Ukraine wants survival, respected borders and credible security guarantees. THE CONTINENT examines whether this visit can produce a durable peace, what Europe can sustain, and whether Moscow is being deterred or rewarded.

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