Putin invited to Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ on Gaza and global conflict, Kremlin says

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The Kremlin announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin has received an invitation to join a "Board of Peace" initiated by former US President Donald Trump. The board aims to resolve global conflicts and oversee governance and reconstruction efforts in Gaza. According to the Kremlin, the White House has contacted various international figures to participate in the initiative, which would be chaired by Trump. Russia is currently seeking clarification from Washington regarding the details of the offer. This invitation comes as Russia has been strengthening ties with countries opposed to Israel and seeking closer relationships with Gulf states amid Western isolation.

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President Putin also received an invitation to join this Board of Peace.

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Russia is seeking to “clarify all the nuances” of the offer with Washington.

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The “Board of Peace” aims to resolve conflicts globally and oversee governance and reconstruction in Gaza.

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Vladimir Putin has been invited to join Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace”.

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The White House has reached out to various figures around the world to sit on the “Board of Peace”.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to join US President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” aimed at resolving conflicts globally and overseeing governance and reconstruction in Gaza, the Kremlin said on Monday.Moscow for years tried to balance relations with all major players in the Middle East – including Israel and the Palestinians.But since the Israel-Gaza war and Russia’s assault on Ukraine, Putin has moved away from Israel, boosting ties with its foes like Iran.Moscow has also sought closer relationships with the Gulf states amid growing Western isolation.“President Putin also received an invitation to join this Board of Peace,” spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists.Russia was seeking to “clarify all the nuances” of the offer with Washington, he said, without adding if the Kremlin chief was inclined to join.The White House has reached out to various figures around the world to sit on the so-called “Board of Peace”, chaired by the US president himself.

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