US EditionUS cites progress in meeting with Ukraine officials, sets further talks
Talks focus on territory, frozen Russian assets, and security guarantees as the US seeks a pragmatic, quick resolution requiring compromises from both Ukraine and Russia.
- Ukrainian negotiators arrived in Miami, where US envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet on Dec 5, and Oleksandr Bevz said `another meeting is expected today.`
- Revisions by Ukraine, Europe, and the US produced a new version of Washington's plan that Moscow appeared to reject at the Dec 2 meeting.
- Mykhailo Podolyak said `Ukraine seeks to end the war and is ready for talks`, and he added the US wants a pragmatic, quick process, with key issues still under discussion.
- Meetings continued on Friday and reportedly ran late into Dec 4, with Dmitry Peskov warning Russia's military operation will persist if Kyiv refuses to negotiate, while Yuri Ushakov said talks were constructive but yielded no agreement.
- Russia controls 19.2% of Ukraine, including Crimea and major regions, while demanding full Donbas control and informal recognition amid US talks on trans‑Atlantic partnership and NATO commitments.
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During their talks in Miami, Ukraine and the US agreed that progress towards a possible peace agreement will now depend on Russia. "Both sides agreed that real progress towards an agreement will depend on Russia's serious commitment to a long-term peace, including measures to de-escalate and end the killings," states a statement by the US Department of State published on Friday (local time).The negotiators on both sides therefore agreed on a thi…
U.S. and Ukraine Seek Path to Peace: Ongoing Diplomatic Talks
U.S. and Ukraine Seek Path to Peace: Ongoing Diplomatic Talks Diplomatic efforts are underway as U.S. and Ukrainian officials continue talks to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. High-level discussions in Florida involve U.S. Special Envoy Steven Witkoff and Ukraine's chief negotiator Rustem Umerov. The aim is to create a sustainable peace plan.The U.S. State Department emphasizes progress depends on Russia’s commitment to a long-term peace st…
Macron denies 'everything' about US betrayal comments as White House hosts Ukraine for marathon talks in Miami
French President Emmanuel Macron denied all reports of European skepticism toward U.S. peace efforts as officials from Kyiv hold marathon talks in Florida. Macron emphatically said on Thursday that there is “no mistrust” between Europe and President Donald Trump, rebuking reports that he and other heads of state believed the White House would “betray” Ukraine. “I deny everything,” he said when prompted by a reporter during his state visit to Chi…
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