According to the channel 'Change of Regime', during a meeting between President Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff at the Kremlin, Putin wrote '3+2' on a piece of stationery — a figure that reportedly referred to a territorial framework under a potential agreement. Witkoff asked Putin to sign the note, which he did, and later framed it. The report comes amid ongoing diplomacy around a U.S.-Iran understanding.
According to the source 'Change of Regime,' a single unverified account reports that during a Kremlin meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff, Putin scribbled '3+2' on a piece of stationery. The figure reportedly referred to a territorial framework discussed as part of a potential 'peace' agreement. Witkoff allegedly asked Putin to sign the note, which he did, and later had it framed. The channel laced the report with a critical editorial comment about Witkoff's role in the Iran nuclear deal. The claim has not been corroborated by any independent source or official statement from Moscow or Washington. The Zioneer previously reported extensively on talks between Trump and Putin regarding the Iran agreement, which multiple context items show was nearing completion in recent days, but this specific anecdote has not been previously covered.
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