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Russian President Vladimir Putin: We will do everything in our power to ensure the safety of our negotiators.

Witkov told Putin: "Thank you for the ceasefire during our visit."

Witkov told Putin: "Trump sends you his best wishes."

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Such contacts are always beneficial, and it is convenient for us to cooperate with you (Witkov and Kushner).

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Today I will discuss all aspects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict with the US envoy.

September 6th - According to a Nikkei report, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) will review whether Japanese financial institutions have adequately assessed the credit risks associated with lending to overseas non-bank lenders and real estate companies. This idea will be incorporated into the agency's draft annual strategic priorities plan, which is expected to be finalized next June. Major Japanese banks are expanding their overseas non-bank lending operations, and so-called non-bank financial intermediaries are expanding globally and increasingly obtaining financing from Japanese banks. In the real estate sector, soaring property prices in major metropolitan areas have prompted regional banks and other financial institutions to increase related lending. The FSA believes it is necessary to further examine these credit risks. In addition, the FSA will focus on reviewing investment and loan policies, project reviews, and risk management for facilities such as data centers.

According to Iranian state media, the Iranian military command warned that if the United States continues to "harass" Iranian ships, the scope of attacks could expand.

Norwegian gas transportation management company Gassco reported an unplanned shutdown at the Åsgard gas field on September 5-6, resulting in a daily production reduction of 6.7 million cubic meters.

The Greek Prime Minister announced a €2.2 billion tax cut and wage increase plan to be implemented in 2027.

According to Nikkei: Japan will strengthen its scrutiny of bank loans from overseas non-bank lending institutions.

According to the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation, security sources say the Israeli military's redeployment plan, codenamed "Grey Line," will establish operational outposts. However, the withdrawal plan has not yet received political approval.

According to Al Jazeera, security sources say Israeli troops will withdraw behind the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon and redeploy 3 to 4 kilometers from the Israeli border.

According to Al Jazeera, security sources say the Israeli military is considering establishing a new security zone in southern Lebanon closer to the Israeli border.

According to Al Jazeera, security sources say the Israeli military is preparing to reduce its troop presence in southern Lebanon after destroying tunnels in the Ali Tahir area.

On September 6, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with visiting US Presidential Envoy Sergei Witkov and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner at the Kremlin on September 5 to discuss the situation in Ukraine and other issues. Also present at the meeting were Presidential Aide Ushakov and Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund and Special Representative of the Russian President for Foreign Economic Investment Cooperation. The US negotiators arrived at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport by special plane at noon on September 5. This was Putin's eighth face-to-face meeting with Witkov, and Kushner's third time participating in discussions on the Ukraine crisis. US President Trump had previously stated that US representatives would propose a solution to the Ukrainian conflict during their visit to Moscow. Peskov stated, "It is too early to discuss a new solution to the Ukrainian crisis." It is understood that the US representatives are expected to visit Kyiv after their trip to Moscow.

According to RIA Novosti, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the situation he would have to deal with during his negotiations with Witkov and Kushner at the Kremlin was "very thorny".

September 6 – According to the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Qatari Minister of State and the UAE Minister of State held a phone call to exchange views on bilateral relations and the latest situation in the region. The Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the two sides focused on “easing tensions and enhancing regional security and stability through diplomatic efforts and joint coordination.”

On September 6, the UK's Office for Maritime Trade Operations received reports that multiple merchant ships in the northern Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman were attacked by "crippling fire" as part of ongoing military activity in the region. It is not yet possible to confirm whether the incidents caused casualties or environmental damage, and the investigation is ongoing.