The White House has called the information in the Financial Times about possible changes in the team of US representatives negotiating with Russia and Ukraine false, APA reports.
"This entire story is totally fake news attributed to low-level, anonymous 'sources' who have no idea what they are talking about. None of these supposed conversations are happening. Special Envoy [Steve] Witkoff and [US President Donald Trump's son-in-law] Jared Kushner continue to work incredibly hard towards a peace agreement, and the President trusts them fully to lead negotiations on behalf of the United States," White House Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly wrote on social network X, commenting on the FT publication.
At the same time, she called the FT's statement that the White House had declined to comment on the information in the article incorrect. According to Kelly, the material was published before the newspaper's request reached the US administration's press service. "It's a shame that Financial Times has devolved into a left-wing gossip rag that has zero interest in reporting accurate information," Kelly stated.
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