At the Kremlin in Moscow on 2 December 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin met for roughly five hours with the U.S. peace delegation led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Russian foreign policy aides Yuri Ushakov and Kirill Dmitriev attended the talks. Kremlin officials described the session as productive, but they said no compromise was reached on Ukraine peace proposals.
The U.S. side pressed a revised peace framework often described as a 28-point plan and exchanged four additional documents for consideration, though officials did not disclose the details of any proposals.
The discussions took place as NATO foreign ministers gathered in Brussels to weigh the war’s security implications, and Kyiv watched closely for signs of a more decisive U.S. stance.
The Kremlin readout emphasized the constructive nature of the talks but reiterated that no breakthrough had been achieved. The session signals ongoing diplomacy, even as Western and European officials pursue further discussions about Ukraine security arrangements and the future of NATO.
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