⚡️First footage from Putin's meeting with Whitkoff and Kushner at the Kremlin

Putin began the meeting with Whitkoff and Kushner by discussing their walk around Moscow, noting that the city authorities are proud of what has been done for the development of the capital.

On the Russian side, the talks are also attended by Yuri Ushakov and Kirill Dmitriev. On the American side — entrepreneur, investor, founder of "Affinity Partners" and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.

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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Putin sent greetings to Trump and received new documents on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine

Presidential aide Yuri Ushakov summed up the negotiations with U.S. Special Envoy Stephen Whitkoff and Jared Kushner. Key points from Ushakov’s statements following the talks:

— Putin conveyed personal greetings to Donald Trump through Whitkoff and expressed readiness to maintain contact via aides and diplomats;

— The talks lasted 5 hours, with both sides describing the conversation as useful and constructive;

— The discussion focused on the general framework of the American settlement plan, not specific step-by-step proposals;

— Moscow received four additional documents beyond the basic 28-point “Trump plan”;

— Putin indicated that Russia is open to considering some U.S. ideas on Ukraine, but certain provisions are met with sharp criticism;

— Both sides expressed willingness to continue joint efforts to achieve a settlement;

— A potential meeting between Putin and Trump will depend on progress made in coordination efforts.

🥼 Russia and the U.S. agreed not to disclose the content of the Kremlin talks to avoid hindering further diplomatic channel work.

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👨‍🔬 Nature's weapon against cancer. Scientists from Primorsky Krai have discovered a substance in marine bacteria that causes the death of acute promyelocytic leukemia cells.

This element is a polysaccharide derived from the microorganism Cobetia marina. It stimulates the production of TNF-a protein, activating "death receptors" on the cell surface, and disrupts the mitochondrial membrane potential.

In both cases, it triggers apoptosis—programmed cell death. At the same time, the substance almost does not damage normal lymphocytes. Therefore, a drug based on it could be safer for patients.

For now, scientists must determine whether this mechanism works on other types of cancer cells and confirm the effectiveness of this approach, according to the Pacific Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry.

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🎁 Putin will fulfill the wish of 5-year-old Timur, who dreams of trying himself as a traffic police officer.

"My goodness. Not a difficult wish. I hope he behaves politely. Equally polite with all road users."

Putin took part in the all-Russian New Year's campaign "Wish Tree." The president traditionally chose three ornament cards with New Year's wishes.

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