Kremlin says Putin has been invited to join Trump’s Gaza ‘board of peace’
Israeli PM Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's Board of Peace
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The Kremlin announced that Vladimir Putin has been invited to join Donald Trump's "board of peace," intended to oversee a ceasefire in Gaza. Russia is seeking clarification from Washington before responding to the invitation. This comes as Putin continues his invasion of Ukraine and rejects ceasefire proposals there. Putin's envoy will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, potentially meeting with the US delegation. The board, part of Trump's Gaza ceasefire proposal, aims to transition to lasting peace and supervise a committee of Palestinian experts. Other invitees include leaders from Argentina, Paraguay, Turkey, and Egypt, with each country reportedly required to pay $1 billion for membership.
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AI-ExtractedTrump also sent a letter to Norway’s prime minister about the Nobel Peace Prize.
Russia is seeking to “clarify all the nuances” of the offer with Washington before responding.
The invitation to Putin has yet to be confirmed by Washington.
Kremlin says Putin has been invited to join Donald Trump’s “board of peace” for Gaza.
Each country would have to pay $1bn for its membership.
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