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Reporting broadly agrees that Putin met U.S. envoys in the Kremlin as part of renewed efforts linked to the Russia-Ukraine war. It also agrees that fighting continued elsewhere despite the talks.
Putin held closed-door talks with U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in the Kremlin.
The meeting was part of efforts to revive talks aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
A temporary, mutual agreement to pause strikes on capitals was in place while the talks were underway.
Heavy fighting, aerial attacks, and drone strikes continued elsewhere, with civilian casualties and infrastructure damage reported.
Ukrainian officials said the envoys are expected to travel to Kyiv next.
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Reporting broadly agrees that Putin met U.S. envoys in the Kremlin as part of renewed efforts linked to the Russia-Ukraine war. It also agrees that fighting continued elsewhere despite the talks.
What the talks will produce remains uncertain, and the next reported step is a planned trip to Kyiv by the envoys. The temporary pause in strikes is also described as limited while negotiations continue, not a final settlement.
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The neutral coverage emphasizes that Putin met U.S. envoys in the Kremlin while efforts continued to end the Russia-Ukraine war. It highlights the temporary pause in strikes on capitals and the fact that heavy fighting continued elsewhere. It also points to the next expected step, with the envoys set to travel to Kyiv.
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India Today reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin held closed-door talks in the Kremlin with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to revive efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war. The meeting coincided with a temporary, mutual agreement to pause strikes on each other's capitals while the talks are underway. Meanwhile, heavy fighting, aerial attacks, and drone strikes continued across various regions, resulting in numerous civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. Ukrainian officials stated the envoys will travel to Kyiv next.