Kushner outlines Moscow-Dublin shuttle for Ukraine peace talks
RTÉ's announcement clip is followed by a Dublin appearance in which the US envoy says a deal cannot be concluded without Europeans at the table.
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Jared Kushner describes a two-stop diplomatic mission: meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow, then brief Volodymyr Zelensky in Dublin on the discussions and explore further ideas.
RTÉ News's November 11 clip shows the US envoy announcing the itinerary alongside Steve Witkoff. According to the broadcaster, the announcement followed a second day of US-brokered talks between Ukraine and Russia in the United Arab Emirates.
Kushner says the Moscow meeting would review those discussions and build on what he calls openings and opportunities. Dublin would come next, giving the Ukrainian president a debrief after the encounter with Putin. The brief announcement sets out a process, rather than terms for an agreement.
RTÉ's subsequent coverage adds a significant statement from the American side to European leaders' demands for involvement. Reporting from the envoys' appearance with Zelensky at Casement Aerodrome in Baldonnel, the broadcaster quotes Kushner saying: "We cannot conclude this deal without Europeans being at the table."
According to that follow-up report, Zelensky also said Europeans would participate in the next talks rather than remain separately on the sidelines. RTÉ reports that the Dublin appearance followed the envoys' meeting with Putin in Moscow.
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