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Jared Kushner, Trumps son-in-law: Putin has a different vision for Russia, and these visions can be realized even after the conflict ends.Jared Kushner, Trumps son-in-law: A new technocratic government has been established in Palestine; it is neither the Palestinian Authority nor Hamas. This government cannot exist if armed groups are present. We are gradually realizing that the militarization of Gaza has exceeded our comprehension. Achieving demilitarization of Gaza will be extremely difficult.U.S. Presidential Envoy Witkov: We first met with Russian President Putin to ascertain his position. We held practical and in-depth talks with him and informed Zelensky of the situation. We are confident that this matter can be resolved properly.On September 7, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with U.S. Special Envoy Sergei Witkov and Trumps son-in-law Jared Kushner in Kyiv on Sunday. National security chiefs from the UK, France, and Germany later joined the talks. Zelenskyy stated that the U.S., Ukraine, and Europe had decided to meet again, though the time and location were yet to be determined. Witkov said, "We made progress in Moscow. We have some new ideas and brought them to Kyiv." Zelenskyy declined to elaborate on any "new ideas" to end the conflict, but indicated that Sundays talks also touched on Ukraines post-war "prosperity plan." Zelenskyy stated that territorial issues, including Russias demand for Ukraine to cede more territory in the Donbas region, should be resolved at the "leadership level." Zelenskyy said Ukraine was prepared for the Russo-Ukrainian war to continue into another harsh winter and sought a package of support from allies, including air defense reinforcements and energy, including U.S. liquefied natural gas.On September 7th, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf announced on Sunday that Iran would adopt a more aggressive military posture in its war with the United States. Ghalibaf stated in a post, "If they havent understood by now, then they should understand before its too late that the rules of the game have changed. From now on, any act that infringes upon Irans interests and security will be met with a faster, fiercer, and more painful response." He had previously warned that Irans retaliatory actions would no longer be "reciprocal." Ghalibaf also acknowledged that Iran is facing severe economic pressure under the comprehensive sanctions and "strangulation" and isolation efforts led by the United States. He said, "Sharp exchange rate fluctuations, inflation, unemployment, and market management are fundamental challenges that have placed enormous pressure on peoples livelihoods." He further stated that Iran must commit to strengthening domestic production and utilizing technology to "develop short-term and permanent solutions."
