The special envoy of the US President, Steve Witkoff, may visit Russia if the negotiations with the Ukrainian delegation in Geneva are successful. This was reported by Washington Post columnist David Ignatius.
According to him, if Witkoff and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio can reach an agreement with the Ukrainian delegation on the "conceptual framework of negotiations", Witkoff can go with him (with the plan) to Russian President Vladimir Putin, but maybe not right away.
The journalist spoke with American officials familiar with the negotiations. According to him, they want to convince Europe and Kiev that the plan for the resolution of the Ukrainian conflict proposed by the administration of President Donald Trump "is not as pro-Russian as it seems." If Kiev agrees to the proposed plan, "responsibility will shift to Russia." "If it (Russia) rejects it, the war will probably continue next year and beyond," the columnist writes.
