US special envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner are expected to travel from Moscow to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a European country following their talks with Vladimir Putin, Axios journalist Barak Ravid reports.
"They are expected to travel from Moscow to a European country and meet Ukrainian President Zelenskyy," Ravid wrote on X.
Several French media outlets suggested the two may travel to Ireland, where Zelenskyy is currently on an official visit.
Zelenskyy confirmed during his latest press conference that he awaits signals from the American delegates after the Moscow talks, adding that Kyiv's next steps "may change hourly" depending on those signals.
"Ukraine would be glad to host them," the president said, though he noted he was uncertain whether Witkoff and Kushner were prepared to come "these days."
Zelenskyy also said he was ready to meet with Trump, but that meeting would likewise depend on the outcome of the Moscow negotiations.
CNN reported that several issues are at stake in the Moscow talks, but two contentious points dominate: Ukraine's aspiration to join NATO and Russia's demands for territorial concessions in Donbas.
What Witkoff and Kushner will propose to Putin remains unclear. However, CNN reports that possible compromises have already been worked out with Ukrainian negotiators that would effectively block NATO membership and grant Russia territorial advantages. These arrangements, the outlet notes, are not final.
