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Ukraine: US say end of war depends only on the "appropriate formula"

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 05:16

The US Special Envoy, Jared Kushner, stated this Saturday that the solution to the conflict in Ukraine depends only on finding the "appropriate formula" to advance peace negotiations. The American official's statements come at a time when hostilities between Ukraine and Russia continue.

According to Kushner, both Ukraine and Russia are committed to finding an exit from the conflict. The American Special Envoy highlighted that both parties recognize the need to resolve the situation through dialogue.

The US official indicated that the only remaining obstacle is identifying the formula that allows the peace negotiations between the two countries to be concretized. Kushner did not specify what terms or conditions could be part of such a solution.

Kushner's statements come in a context of constant search for diplomatic solutions to a conflict that has already caused thousands of dead and displaced since its beginning.

Why this matters

This news is relevant for readers in Portugal and Europe because it indicates a possible advance in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, a conflict that has directly impacted energy prices, European security, and migratory flows. The direct US involvement as mediator suggests that diplomatic talks are at a more concrete stage than previously known.

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