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US Says Talks with Ukraine, Europe on Ending War with Russia 'Constructive'
Talks focused on shaping a unified strategic plan to end the war and support Ukraine's recovery, part of a months-long peace initiative led by the U.S. administration.
- Sunday, White House envoy Steve Witkoff said he held productive and constructive talks in Florida with Ukraine and European representatives to align a shared strategic approach and build a dignified foundation for peace.
- European Union leaders on Friday agreed to provide 90 billion euros amid the Trump administration's months-long diplomatic push for peace.
- Face‑to‑face meetings in Miami, Florida began earlier Saturday with Kirill Dmitriev meeting Witkoff and Jared Kushner, and envoys described the talks as constructive.
- The Kremlin denied Sunday that trilateral talks were under discussion, while Dmytro Lubinets, Ukraine's human rights ombudsman, accused Russian forces of forcibly moving about 50 Ukrainian civilians to Russia.
- Amid a hardening Russian stance, diplomats note Vladimir Putin, Russian President, recently signaled he is digging in on maximalist demands while the French presidency welcomed Putin's willingness to speak with Emmanuel Macron, French President, saying talks become useful soon if ceasefire prospects clarify.
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On Sunday, the United States and Ukraine welcomed "productive and constructive" exchanges between emissaries of the two countries meeting in Miami, in the presence of European negotiators, with a view to ending the war in Ukraine.
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US says talks with Ukraine, Europe on ending war with Russia ‘constructive’
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