TREE NEWS update: Jared Kushner, son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, said on 11 February that he will travel to Moscow the next day to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, following trilateral US-Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi. Kushner described the second day of the Abu Dhabi talks as difficult but substantive, saying participants discussed all major issues and held a “good exchange of views.”
Kushner to travel to Moscow for Putin meeting after Abu Dhabi talks
The significance lies less in the Moscow trip itself than in the sequencing: a second day of trilateral talks described as difficult but substantive, followed immediately by a direct channel to Putin. That suggests the Abu Dhabi format is being used to test positions before a higher-level encounter, with Kushner acting as the conduit rather than a principal. For markets attuned to geopolitical risk, the relevant question is whether this track produces anything concrete, or remains an exchange of views. Whether the Moscow meeting yields a follow-up mechanism — rather than another round of talks — is the open question.
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