US and Russia discuss access to ports in the Black Sea, — Witkoff
17.03.2025 - 11:40
The United States and Russia are discussing access to the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant and ports in the Black Sea as part of the war talks.
This was reported by the US President’s special representative for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, on CBS News.
Thus, as part of the talks to end the Russian-Ukrainian war, the countries are discussing access to ports in the Black Sea and the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.
“We have to discuss this. There are regions on which, as we all know, the Russians are focused. There is a nuclear reactor that supplies a lot of electricity to Ukraine. We need to figure this out. There is access to ports. There is an agreement on the potential of the Black Sea, there are a lot of elements,” Witkoff commented.
He noted that the situation is “complicated, but no one is giving up.”
Also, Witkoff is positive about the conversation between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, which is scheduled for Tuesday, March 18. He noted that the two presidents “have had a real relationship since Trump’s first term as president.”
USM previously reported that US President Donald Trump had ordered a decisive strike on the Houthis.
