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Ukraine, US teams conclude talks, new POW exchange possible, Zelenskyy says
The discussions included a US peace plan requiring elections and territorial concessions, with optimism for further prisoner exchanges signaling progress in diplomacy, Zelensky said.
- On March 22, Ukrainian and US delegations concluded a second day of talks in Florida, while Russian representatives, originally expected in Abu Dhabi, were absent.
- Seeking a way to end the war, the meetings focused on a US-promoted peace plan requiring a presidential election and territorial concessions, shifted from Abu Dhabi to Florida.
- President Zelensky said, 'It is clear that the US side's attention at the moment is focused primarily on the situation surrounding Iran and the wider region, but Russia's war against Ukraine must also be brought to an end', signaling optimism about prisoner exchanges.
- Zelensky urged allies to keep sanctions pressure and called for action against the 'shadow fleet', while Washington temporarily lifted some Russian oil sanctions, a step Europe has not taken.
- Ukrainian law bars wartime elections, but Zelensky said Ukraine would be ready to hold democratic elections if the US secured a two-month ceasefire, while Zaluzhnyi argued Ukraine does not need a pause to vote.
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Moscow shows no readiness to end the war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that following the talks in the US, there is no real progress toward peace because Russia is not demonstrating a willingness to engage in diplomacy. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a video address by Zelenskyy. Read also: Zelenskyy: Ukrainian representatives spoke with the US for two days, there are signs of new exchanges. He made this assessment af…
One of the outcomes of the negotiations between the delegations of Washington and Kiev in Miami is the continuation of the exchange of prisoners of war between Russia and Ukraine, as announced by the President of Ukraine.
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