US EditionRubio says US will not force a peace deal on Ukraine as Europeans join Miami talks
US and European officials discuss revisions to the US-backed 28-point peace plan aiming to end the Russia-Ukraine war amid differing demands on security and territorial issues.
- Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State, said the US will not force a ceasefire or peace deal on Ukraine as envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner meet Kremlin envoy Kirill Dmitriev in Miami.
- The 28‑point plan, drawn up in November, followed talks between Steve Witkoff and Kirill Dmitriev and initially endorsed territorial concessions Kyiv rejected, with several contentious items revised.
- US intelligence reports warn Vladimir Putin intends to capture all of Ukraine, while Oleg Kiper said that the enemy struck the port infrastructure of Odesa region, resulting in seven dead and fifteen wounded.
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Rubio: We Can’t Force Ukraine To Make a Deal
U.S. secretary of state Marco Rubio said Friday that Washington would not force Ukraine into a peace agreement with Russia, as European and American officials gathered in Miami for renewed diplomatic talks against the backdrop of growing political and financial fractures inside the European Union. “There’s no peace deal unless Ukraine agrees to it,” Rubio told reporters in Washington, dismissing claims that the United States was pressuring Kyiv …
Rubio Says US Doesn’t Want to Force a Ceasefire Deal on Ukraine
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US doesn’t want to force a ceasefire deal on Ukraine and said the Trump administration still doesn’t know whether President Vladimir Putin wants to do a deal or take over the entire country.
Rubio: US Won't Force Ukraine Deal as Europeans Join Talks in Miami
Rubio says US will not force a peace deal on Ukraine as Europeans join Miami talks
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday said Washington would not force Ukraine into any agreement to end Russia's invasion as Kyiv's European allies joined a new round of talks in Miami. Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier hailed his army's territorial gains in Ukraine, saying that the ball was in Kyiv and its allies' court to end the war in Ukraine. Read our blog to see how the day's events unfolded.
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