Kushner: No guarantee war will end by winter, but US working toward it
Trump's special envoy Jared Kushner said there is no guarantee the war in Ukraine will end by winter, though the US continues working to create conditions for a resolution.
Jared Kushner, special envoy to US President Donald Trump, said there is no certainty that the war in Ukraine will conclude before winter sets in.
According to Kushner, the United States remains committed to establishing the conditions needed to bring the conflict to an end, even though no firm timeline can be promised. He indicated that the administration views ending the war as an achievable goal, while stopping short of predicting exactly when that might happen.
The statement reflects Washington's ongoing diplomatic efforts related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, though the situation remains uncertain and dependent on factors that have yet to be resolved.
Kushner, who plays a significant role in shaping the Trump administration's approach to the Ukraine crisis, did not provide further details on what specific steps are planned in the near term to move the process toward a resolution.
