US EditionAllies Meet in Geneva to Rework US Plan on Ukraine-Russia War
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The meeting of Ukrainian and American delegations in Geneva, at which the US peace plan was discussed, was concluded, was reported by United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andrei Yermak.
Allies meet in Geneva to rework US plan on Ukraine-Russia war
Senior officials from the United States, Ukraine, and national security advisers from France, the UK and Germany are meeting in Geneva on Sunday to discuss Washington’s draft proposal to end the war in Ukraine. As Russia’s invasion enters its fourth year, the Ukrainian side and its European partners are pushing to significantly rewrite Donald Trump’s peace plan, which critics argue amounts to a capitulation to Moscow. France24 International Affa…
The controversial 28-point plan to end the Ukraine war is accompanied by contradictory presentations. First, it was said that US President Donald Trump had the ... The post "We're trying to end the matter": talks about Ukraine's peace plan in Geneva have begun appeared first on Apollo News.
In Geneva, talks began on US President Trump's peace plan to end the Russian war of aggression. Ukrainian President Selenskyy called at the beginning of the negotiations to ensure that "the war never flares up again." More in the live ticker.
Talks on the US peace plan for Ukraine have begun in Geneva. The Ukrainian delegation first met with European representatives, followed by a meeting with US representatives. "We are negotiating very constructively," the head of the Ukrainian delegation, Andriy Yermak, posted on the Telegram network. US President's special envoy Keith Kellogg is confident that the US plan presented this week can end the war in Ukraine.
"We are almost there: Trump's special envoy to Ukraine is convinced that his president's plan can end the war between Russia and Ukraine. His statements come as a surprise.
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