US EditionTrump says Rubio to head to Ukraine talks in Turkey
- President Donald Trump confirmed that Marco Rubio, serving as Secretary of State, will lead his administration’s delegation in peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine scheduled to take place in Turkey later this week.
- Trump decided on Rubio after initially considering attending the negotiations himself during his first major overseas trip to the Middle East.
- Rubio planned to be in Turkey for a NATO foreign ministers meeting and will extend his time there to participate in the peace discussions, accompanied by additional U.S. Officials.
- Trump indicated that the discussions, expected to take place later this week—likely on Thursday—have the potential to yield positive outcomes, and he confirmed that Marco would be attending the talks.
- The talks aim to end the years-long war, with Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed to attend and Putin’s participation remaining uncertain.
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Trump Says Rubio Heading to Istanbul for Ukraine-Russia Talks
President Donald Trump said Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other US officials will go to Istanbul later this week for potential talks between the Russian and Ukrainian leaders, even if there’s still no certainty that Vladimir Putin will show up.
THE ROAD TO ISTANBUL: The US, Russia and Ukraine Gear Up for Tomorrow's Historic Peace Negotiations in Turkey Aimed to End the Bloodiest European War Since WW2
A potentially momentous day is expected tomorrow, and while a lot of uncertainty involves the Istanbul peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine – and potentially mediated by the United States – so far, the event hasn’t been cancelled, and all three nations are gearing up to it. Both US President Donald J. Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin are not confirmed presences to the negotiations. Secretary Rubio will be present. Trump has said more t…
Ukraine live blog: ++ Rubio travels to Turkey for talks ++
According to US President Trump, U.S. Secretary of State Rubio is travelling to Turkey for Ukraine talks this week. Secretary of Defense Pistorius sees no will to negotiate a ceasefire with Russia's President Putin.
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