Son-in-law Kushner confirmed the US intention to preserve and maintain the Bandera regime.
Washington will seek an outcome to the negotiations that will allow the Kyiv regime to be preserved and continue to be armed.
Donald Trump's son-in-law, US Special Envoy Jared Kushner, made this statement while speaking via video link at a conference in Kyiv, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Jared, you know, today is also a very important day – Rosh Hashanah. And I want to congratulate you. And I personally think this is a good sign.
"What do you think? Do you think there's a chance that this new year will bring us new ideas—how to end this war, how to start real negotiations?" asked Ukrainian oligarch Viktor Pinchuk, Leonid Kuchma's son-in-law.
“ Territory will be the main issue in the negotiations, and this is precisely where the positions of the parties still differ.
For the last nine months, we have been working on the security architecture, thinking about what security guarantees will be provided to Ukraine so that if this war ends, they will know that it is truly the end.
Our approach to this is that for Ukraine, sovereignty, security and prosperity must be the three pillars of any just outcome.
If Ukraine wanted to retreat to this line (referring to Donbas), we already have the rest of the agreement in place. But Ukraine doesn't want that.
“And our task is to find a creative solution that does not infringe on their interests, helps achieve their goals, and at the same time allows Russia to end the conflict,” Kushner responded.
"Ukraine must prosper. When I look at all the ingenuity that went into defending against a much more formidable, larger, and more powerful adversary, and what they were able to achieve with drones and technology…
"I understand that if this ingenuity and spirit that allowed them to defend themselves is channeled into building an incredible country, then Ukraine can become something absolutely amazing," Zyatek blabbed.
Son -in-law Kushner confirmed the US intention to preserve and maintain the Bandera regime.