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Kushner says allies were consulted before Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks

A Ukrainian news analysis contrasts that assurance with reports of a broader Trump-Putin bargain and European promises of additional support for Kyiv.

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1:14Dushka examines Telegraph reporting about a possible Trump-Putin bargain linking efforts to end two wars.
3:51Thomas Massie's impeachment effort targets Hegseth over U.S. military action against Iran.
5:00Kushner says Washington consulted Ukraine and European allies before the Abu Dhabi negotiations.
7:49Zelenskyy says discussions with von der Leyen should bring additional European Union support.
8:18Citing The New York Times, the report says a ceasefire is not this meeting's central subject.
11:45Peskov describes U.S.-mediated Russian-Ukrainian talks and says Moscow has separate communication channels with Europeans.

Jared Kushner says the United States consulted Ukraine and European allies before the Abu Dhabi negotiations, an assurance set against concerns that Washington could pursue a wider bargain with Moscow without Kyiv's agreement.

Journalist Oleksii Dushka brings those competing accounts together in a report for Ukraine's Channel 24 (24 Канал). The meeting involves Ukrainian and Russian representatives with U.S. mediation, but Dushka cautions against expecting a quick breakthrough on ending the war or securing guarantees for Ukraine.

His analysis opens with a Telegraph report headlined "Trump 'planning double deal with Putin to end two wars'". Dushka presents the possibility of linked negotiations over Ukraine and Iran as a source of concern about what Washington might offer Moscow. That is a reported possibility, not an agreement announced in the video.

Kushner's statement supplies a different emphasis: preliminary consultations with Ukraine and European partners before the talks in the United Arab Emirates. The segment also features European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas saying American elections bring policy changes and expressing readiness to work with U.S. institutions.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, meanwhile, says his discussions with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen should bring additional EU assistance. Dushka places that commitment alongside the diplomatic maneuvering, rather than presenting Europe as absent from the process.

Citing The New York Times, the report says a ceasefire is not the central subject of this meeting. It also reviews Reuters reporting and Ukrainian sources about behind-the-scenes intelligence contacts and security discussions. A separate Washington segment covers Republican Representative Thomas Massie's effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over military action against Iran.

The closing diplomatic comments come from Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. He describes the negotiations as a three-party process and says communication with Europeans takes place through separate channels. Asked about Ukraine's future form, he asserts that its geography has already changed, underscoring Moscow's territorial position rather than announcing a negotiated settlement.

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