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Putin announces pause in attacks on Kyiv during U.S. talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a three-day pause in attacks on Kyiv while hosting U.S. envoys.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a three-day pause in attacks on Kyiv. This announcement comes during the visit of the American delegation, consisting of envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, to Moscow.

According to reports, the meeting took place at the Kremlin and lasted over three hours. The discussion focused on the war in Ukraine and aimed to further advance negotiations for ending the conflict, as previously announced by U.S. President Trump.

After the meeting, both parties did not disclose specific details regarding concrete agreements or outcomes of the talks. The Russian side described the encounters as constructive.

According to the information, Witkoff and Kushner were in Moscow to strengthen the dialogue on Ukraine. It is unclear what impact the previously announced pause in attacks will have on the situation on the ground.

There have been no further reactions or statements from the Ukrainian side regarding the pause or the content of the talks between Putin and the U.S. delegation.

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