US EditionLand and security are the main sticking points as Russia and Ukraine mull Trump’s peace proposal
Ukrainian delegation in Washington advances talks on Geneva-based peace plan focusing on air-defense and international support, with a deal possible within days, Zelenskyy said.
- U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan to end the war in Ukraine sparked alarm for being too favorable to Moscow, but was revised after talks with Ukraine a week ago.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the revised plan could be workable, while Russian President Vladimir Putin called it a possible basis for a future peace agreement.
- Trump representatives met Ukrainian officials over the weekend and plan to meet with the Russians this week, though key sticking points over ceding land and ensuring Ukraine's security appear unresolved.
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Land and security are the main sticking points as Russia and Ukraine mull Trump's peace proposal
Ukrainian officials met with U.S. President Donald Trump's representatives Sunday, and Washington officials are expected in Moscow for more peace talks this week.
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Volodymir Zelenssky is convinced that this agreement can take place in the next few days. However, Venezuela condemns the United States President's message on the closure of the country's airspace.
'Dignified end to war possible...': Zelenskyy confirms peace talks in US as Russia continues assault
In a video released to social media, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed ongoing efforts to reach a peace deal to end the Russia-Ukraine War. "The Ukrainian delegation should already be in the United States by this evening, U.S. time. The dialogue based on the Geneva points will continue. Diplomacy remains active. The American side is demonstrating a constructive approach, and in the coming days it is feasible to flesh out the step…
Zelenskyy says Ukraine and US close to agreeing steps for a ‘dignified’ end to the war
Zelenskyy said he is confident that Kyiv and Washington could soon agree on key steps to end the war with Russia, as a Ukrainian delegation heads to the United States for fresh talks.
The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, assured this Saturday in his usual evening speech to the country that he considers "feasible" to achieve "in the next few days" an agreement for the "worthy" end of the war with Russia."The Americans are showing a constructive approach and it is possible that in the next few days steps will be made to determine how to put a dignified end to the war," Zelenski said in his speech.The Ukrainian presiden…
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