Zelenskyy Says US Wants to Hold Talks with Russia, Ukraine by the End of October
- On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told reporters that the United States is proposing a trilateral meeting with Russia by the end of October to address the four-and-a-half-year war.
- The Kremlin signaled last month that three-way discussions to end the conflict could occur in October, although Moscow remains unwilling to drop its maximalist conditions for peace.
- After speaking with American negotiators on Saturday, Zelensky confirmed, "I confirmed to them that our side is ready to support this timeline," and said Ukraine is "open to the Emirates or another country proposed by the American side."
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated, "We do not rule out such a possibility; we are talking about the foreseeable future," signaling cautious openness to the proposal.
- US-Led peace efforts have largely stalled as Washington's attention shifted to its war with Iran, compounded by reports that Russia has intensified aerial attacks across Ukraine.
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Deutsche Welle
tempo.coUkraine, Europe, US officials to meet for talks to end war
Officials from Ukraine, Europe and the US are meeting in Miami to discuss ways to break the deadlock in the war. The meeting comes as Russian strikes on Ukraine killed more than 70 people this week.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski said Thursday that his negotiators will have talks with Donald Trump's envoys in the United States on Friday and Saturday.
The United States invited national security advisers from France, Germany and the United Kingdom and representatives of the European Union (EU) and NATO to negotiations with Ukraine in Miami, Florida, declares American AFP officials.
Radio France Internationale
rtl.luUS, Ukrainians, Europeans to discuss 'new ideas' to end war
On October 8, 2026, Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kouchner will hold talks in Miami tomorrow, October 9, with the delegations of Ukraine, the EU and NATO, and Axios correspondent Barak Ravid reported.
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