Aljazeera Trump Meets Russian Envoy, Skips Ukrainian Delegation Amid Peace Talks
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- •Trump met with a Russian envoy while skipping a meeting with Ukrainian officials.
- •A significant peace agreement involving Ukraine and potentially Europe may be close, according to Trump.
- •The meeting followed a humanitarian ceasefire that facilitated civilian evacuations in Oleshky.
On November 5, 2026, US President Donald Trump met with Kirill Dmitriev, a special envoy from Russian President Vladimir Putin, at the White House, while notably not meeting the Ukrainian delegation present in Washington. Trump indicated that a significant agreement to resolve the ongoing conflict in Ukraine might be imminent, potentially involving broader European interests. The meeting followed a humanitarian ceremony hosted by First Lady Melania Trump, which aimed to build on a recent six-day ceasefire in the southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky, allowing for civilian evacuations and aid deliveries. Ukrainian representatives included Davyd Arakhamia and Dmytro Lubinets, who participated in the ceremony but did not engage with Trump directly. The White House has yet to provide details on the discussions between Trump and Dmitriev, nor explain the absence of a meeting with Ukrainian officials. This diplomatic engagement occurs ahead of trilateral talks planned in Abu Dhabi involving Ukraine, Russia, and the US.
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