According to the US Axios News website on the 11th, citing sources familiar with the matter, the US proposed during the tripartite talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine to reach a new Russian-European security architecture agreement to end the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and has proposed that Russia submit relevant plans. The report quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that during the talks, Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a letter to then-US President Joe Biden in 2021 expressing Russian security concerns, but there was no response from the US side. Only then did they launch a special military operation against Ukraine. US negotiator, presidential envoy Witkoff, and President Trump's son-in-law Kushner responded that the world has changed significantly since 2021. The report said that Witkov and Kushner proposed to have Russia draft a new plan, which includes Russia's “security concerns and demands” and what “reciprocal measures” Russia is willing to take to ease the situation, and to assure Europe that it will not launch attacks against it in the future. They also indicated to Russia that “in order to seriously discuss European security issues,” Russia needs to agree to European representatives to participate in future negotiations.

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