Russia and Ukraine said Wednesday they were ready for more talks with the United States to end almost four years of war, after US envoy Steve Witkoff and Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner left the Kremlin with no breakthrough on a peace deal.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin's talks with the US officials ended in the early hours of Wednesday, with neither side announcing concrete progress.

The Kremlin said that no "compromise" had been found on the crucial question of territories.

The morning after the meeting, the Kremlin said it had told the Americans what was "unacceptable" to them.

Witkoff and Kushner brought an updated version of a US plan to end Europe's bloodiest war in 80 years, after the US held talks with Kyiv.

The Kremlin insisted it was incorrect to say Putin had reject

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