A senior Russian official has described the visit of two Trump envoys to Moscow as an important mission for peacemaking, according to Arabic-language news outlet العربية. The statement came after the delegation held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The meeting, which involved envoy Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, lasted more than three hours, as reported by the BBC. Following the discussions in the Russian capital, the delegation is now expected to travel to Kyiv for further talks, according to the same report.
العربية reported that the Russian official framed the visit as a significant step toward resolving the conflict. The outlet did not provide the official's name or specific details about the content of the discussions with Putin.
The visit is part of a broader diplomatic effort by the Trump administration to end the war in Ukraine. According to Asharq Al-Awsat, the two envoys are carrying a proposal to both Moscow and Kyiv aimed at halting hostilities. The plan's details have not been publicly disclosed.
Separately, a researcher quoted by عاجل suggested that President Trump is relying on a potential deal involving both Russia and China to bring the conflict to a close. The analysis indicates that Washington may be seeking broader international coordination to pressure all parties toward a settlement.
Questions remain about whether this American-led diplomatic track can succeed in ending the war, as noted by Monte Carlo International. The coming days will show whether the Kyiv leg of the visit produces any concrete progress or a public response from Ukrainian officials.
