President Zelensky said intelligence sharing with Washington works now, prompting a meeting between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The meeting is scheduled in Russia, as reported by BBC World News and Axios. Witkoff will present a peace proposal to Putin, according to Reuters and Yahoo. Washington rejects Ukraine’s claim that it withheld key intelligence, labeling the accusation as "scandalous".
Residents of Oleshki, a Ukrainian town under Russian occupation, are trapped in a severe food shortage. The Kremlin says it is working to relieve the humanitarian situation, but local reports indicate no habitable places remain. AP News and El País report that diplomatic pressure is increasing for relief aid. The town is surrounded by a blockade, and the winter threatens to worsen the crisis.
Sin complicaciones.
Zelensky’s visit to the US envoy reflects a broader strategy to keep dialogue open with Moscow. The US is preparing to present a peace proposal, while the Kremlin awaits further discussions with American representatives. The humanitarian situation in Oleshki adds urgency to the diplomatic talks. The international community watches closely as Russia claims it will provide aid, but Ukrainian officials remain skeptical.
Intelligence sharing has reportedly improved cooperation between Kyiv and Washington. However, the ongoing blockade of Oleshki illustrates the limits of diplomatic influence when Russian forces control the area. The US envoy’s meeting with Putin could set the stage for a broader peace framework, but the humanitarian crisis remains unresolved. Sin complicaciones.
• Steve Witkoff will meet Putin in Russia.
• Zelensky said intelligence sharing "works now".
• Oleshki faces severe food shortages under Russian occupation.
• Kremlin claims it is working to alleviate the humanitarian situation.
• Washington rejects Ukraine’s accusation of withholding intelligence.
