Ergayga Maraykanka Witkoff oo Putin kula kulmay St. Petersburg kadib wada-hadal loo tilmaamay mid togan

Kremlin waxay sheegtay in wada-hadallada ku saabsan Yukrayn ay yihiin waxa ugu muhiimsan shirka maanta, halka Wasiirada Arrimaha Dibadda Ruushku uu sheegay in uu dhagaysan doono laakiin uusan filanayn mucjiso.

Ergayga gaarka ah ee Maraykanka Steve Witkoff ayaa subaxnimadii Arbacada yimid Ruushka si uu ula hadlo Madaxweyne Vladimir Putin arrinta dagaalka Yukrayn, isagoo St. Petersburg ku soo dhaweeyay la-taliyaha Kremlin Kirill Dmitriev, sida lagu soo warramay.

Wada-hadallada St. Petersburg

La-taliyaha Kremlin Yury Ushakov ayaa warbaahinta Ruushka Interfax u sheegay in aanu garanayn in heshiis maanta la gaari doono, balse uu xaqiijiyay in wada-hadallada ku saabsan colaadda Yukrayn ay yihiin waxa ugu muhiimsan shirka maanta. Hadalkaas waxa uu tilmaamayaa in kulanka uu diiradda saarayo arrinta dagaalka.

Kulankii Norway iyo dib-u-eegista Oslo

Kulanka St. Petersburg ayaa yimid maalin kadib markii Witkoff uu la kulmay Madaxweynaha Yukrayn Volodymyr Zelenskyy Norway, kulankaas oo Xoghayaha Arrimaha Dibadda Maraykanka Marco Rubio ku tilmaamay mid togan. Rubio waxa uu sheegay in Witkoff hadda fikradahaas qaadan doono oo uu la wadaagi doono dhinaca Ruushka, si loo arko in horumar la samayn karo.

Witkoff waxa uu la kulmay Zelenskyy iyo hoggaamiyayaal kale oo Yurub ah Oslo, taas oo soo kordhisay xawaare cusub dadaallada nabadda, in ka badan 4 sano kadib duullaanka ballaaran ee Ruushka ku qaaday Yukrayn. Zelenskyy waxa uu Arbacada ku sii jiray Oslo halkaas oo uu kula kulmay xubnaha baarlamaanka Norway. Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Norway Jonas Gahr Store ayaa sheegay in Witkoff uu qorsheynayo in uu ku laabto Oslo si uu u tashado ka dib safarkiisa St. Petersburg, isagoo u sheegay warbaahinta dadweynaha Norway NRK in laga yaabo in la galay marxalad ay Ruushkuna raadinayo fursado dibloomaasiyadeed.

Mawqifka Ruushka iyo Maraykanka

Wasiirada Arrimaha Dibadda Ruushka Sergey Lavrov ayaa sheegay in Moscow ay diyaar u tahay in ay dhagaysato, balse uusan filanayn mucjiso. Dhinaca kale, Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa Talaadada ku celiyay in uu rabo in Zelenskyy uu heshiis sameeyo.

Kremlin aide says Ukraine talks are the main focus, as Norwegian PM says Moscow may now be seeking diplomatic openings.

US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrived in Russia on Wednesday morning for talks with President Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine, a day after meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Norway, which Washington described as "positive."

Witkoff Arrives in St. Petersburg for Kremlin Talks

Witkoff was greeted in St. Petersburg by Kirill Dmitriev, the Kremlin's adviser for international economic cooperation. Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said, according to Russian news agency Interfax: "I don't know whether any agreement will be reached today, but the talks on the conflict in Ukraine are, of course, the main focus of today's discussions."

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio described Witkoff's meeting with Zelenskyy as "positive." Rubio said: "He will now, armed with those ideas, be able to go to St Petersburg and share them with the Russian side, and let's see if we can make some progress."

Oslo Consultations and Cautious Signals From Moscow

Witkoff's meeting with Zelenskyy and other European leaders in Oslo has brought fresh momentum to peace efforts, more than 4 years after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The Ukrainian leader remained in Oslo on Wednesday, where he met with lawmakers in the Norwegian parliament.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said Witkoff planned to return to Oslo for further consultations after his trip to St. Petersburg. Store told Norway's public broadcaster NRK on Wednesday morning: "I think we may have entered a phase now where the Russians are also looking for opportunities for diplomacy." Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow was willing to listen but that he didn't expect any "miracle." US President Donald Trump on Tuesday reiterated that he wants Zelenskyy "to make a deal."