普京：美国所提“乌克兰问题清单”可作为未来协议基础

Core Viewpoint - Russian President Putin expressed that the U.S. proposed "Ukraine issue checklist" could serve as a basis for future agreements [1] Group 1: U.S.-Russia Relations - Putin did not clarify whether the checklist refers to the U.S. 28-point new plan for resolving the Ukraine crisis or a modified version after the U.S.-Ukraine talks in Geneva [1] - Following the Geneva talks, the U.S. decided to break down the 28-point "peace plan" into four parts [1] - Putin indicated that all proposals need to be translated into diplomatic language for serious discussions on specific issues [1] Group 2: Ukraine Crisis Resolution - Russia aims to reach an agreement with Ukraine on territorial issues and seeks international recognition for the resolution of the Ukraine crisis [1] - U.S. President Trump announced plans to send a negotiator to Russia, with expectations that the U.S. representative will arrive in Moscow early next week for serious discussions [1] - Trump's envoy, Middle East special representative Greenblatt, is expected to meet with Putin to finalize a peace agreement [1]