Trump Sends Negotiators to Russia and Ukraine for Peace
Donald Trump wants to end the war between Russia and Ukraine. He sent two negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, to Europe. They are in Moscow now to talk with Vladimir Putin. They also plan to visit Kyiv. Trump wants peace in Ukraine and Iran. People hope these talks will help.
Donald Trump wants peace. He wants an end to the war. The war is between Russia and Ukraine. Trump sends two men to Europe. Their names are Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. They are US negotiators.
Now, the two men are in Russia. They are in the city of Moscow. They meet Vladimir Putin. Putin is the leader of Russia. The men talk about peace. They want to stop the war.
There is a big conflict. Many people want peace. The US negotiators talk to Putin. They also plan to visit Kyiv. Kyiv is the capital city of Ukraine. They want to help both countries.
Trump also talks about peace in other places. He wants peace in Iran. He wants a positive result.
The negotiators work hard. They travel to different cities. They talk to important leaders. Witkoff and Kushner have a big job. They listen to Putin. They share Trump's ideas. They want a safe world.
The talks are very important. People in many countries watch the news. They hope for good results.
Trump wants a fast solution. He pushes for peace now. The negotiators stay in Europe. They work on the plan.
There are many meetings. The leaders talk in big rooms. The negotiators are busy. They talk about the war every day. They want to help the people. The people are tired of the war. Trump wants to help.
The US wants an end to the war. Trump sends his team. The team is in Moscow now. They meet Putin. They talk about the conflict. They want a good plan.
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Who are the two US negotiators sent by Trump?
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“Donald Trump wants peace.”
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- 01“Trump wants peace.”
- 02“The negotiators work hard.”
- 03“They talk about the war.”
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🔑Key Phrases
This phrase clearly states the two main parties involved in the conflict.
The game is between Spain and France.
Used to introduce multiple people by name.
Their names are Maria and John.
Identifies the capital of Ukraine, which is a key location in the news.
Tokyo is the capital city of Japan.
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Trump Sends Negotiators to Russia and Ukraine for Peace
💬Discussion Questions
Open-ended questions to talk or write about — alone, with a partner, or in class.
- 1
Why is peace important for children around the world?
Opinion - 2
Do you like to travel to different countries? Why or why not?
Personal - 3
How do you feel when you hear news about war?
Personal - 4
What makes a good leader in a school or a country?
Opinion - 5
Is it easy or hard for two angry people to talk and agree?
Compare - 6
Why do people watch the news every day?
Evaluate - 7
What is your favorite capital city to visit?
Personal - 8
Do you think world leaders will find a way to stop all wars?
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