The President of Russia and the U.S. Presidential Envoy, Steve Witkoff, held a meeting that concluded past midnight on Wednesday. Russian Presidential Advisor Yuri Ushakov described the meeting as 'extremely useful, constructive, and very informative.' He added that both sides reviewed documents previously submitted by the United States and agreed not to disclose the essence of the talks, according to a Xinhua news agency cable summarizing all information from Moscow. The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, stated that there are still pending issues regarding the peace plan for Ukraine following his meeting with U.S. envoys at the Kremlin. 'There were some disagreements, and we discussed them, but it is a difficult task,' Putin said in an interview with India Today on Thursday, as cited by TASS. Putin affirmed that the talks were necessary and concrete, adding that the United States proposed 27 points, divided into four packages for discussion. Each point of the peace plan was reviewed during the approximately five-hour meeting, according to Putin, based on information received by the Agencia Noticias Argentinas newsroom. Putin referred to Trump, stating that the Trump administration has taken on 'a difficult task and mission' to reach a unanimous agreement on the Ukrainian conflict.
