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Kyiv says Russia accepted US plan for Ukraine security guarantees
Kyiv says Russia agreed to a U.S. framework binding the U.S. and European allies to respond if Russia attacks again, after recent Geneva talks.
- On Feb 28, 2026, Kyiv reported that Russia told negotiators in Geneva it would accept the United States' proposal for Ukraine's post-war security guarantees, Kyrylo Budanov said.
- Ukraine is pressing for iron‑clad security guarantees committing the U.S. and European allies to act if Russia attacks again, while Donald Trump, U.S. President, urges Moscow and Kyiv to reach a deal.
- Despite that, Umerov afterward reported that Kyiv received indications Russia would accept the U.S. security guarantees during Geneva talks, according to Kyiv officials.
- On Saturday, Zelenskiy said `Russia must end its aggression against us – against Ukraine and against all of Europe.` and `And security must be guaranteed,` without Russia agreeing to a summit, according to Budanov.
- On Feb 28, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, President of Ukraine, tweeted that Geneva meetings mainly addressed economic matters and reconstruction, while follow-up briefings show ongoing negotiations without a final deal.
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