White House split on whether to press Ukraine into talks

A top US general reportedly believes negotiations would allow Kiev “to cement gains” while other officials think it’s too soon for diplomacy The administration of US President Joe Biden is divided on whether to insist that Kiev initiate talks with Moscow, with some officials arguing that Ukraine won’t get better terms from Moscow than now, the New York Times reported on Thursday, citing sources. According to White House officials interviewed by the outlet, during internal meetings Gen. Mark Milley, who heads the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, stated his view that Kiev’s forces had achieved all that they may reasonably

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