Latest Ukraine peace talks
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Recent Ukraine peace talks involve U.S. envoys meeting with Russian officials, but no agreement has been reached. Key sticking points remain territorial disputes, security guarantees, and the status of the Zaporizhia nuclear plant. Both sides are unwilling to compromise, while European leaders emphasize Ukraine's sovereignty. President Zelensky continues to seek Western support, and further diplomatic efforts are scheduled in London.
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Donald Trump's outgoing Ukraine envoy described a potential deal as 'really close' after talks with Ukrainian officials, but territorial disputes and the fate of the Zaporizhia nuclear plant remain unresolved. Hopes for a breakthrough before Christmas are fading.
Three days of U.S.-Ukraine peace talks in Miami ended as Russia launched a large-scale attack on central Ukraine. President Zelensky reported a lengthy call with negotiators and said next steps with the U.S. have been agreed, but details remain unclear. Territorial claims and the Zaporizhia nuclear plant remain unresolved.
President Zelensky reported a substantive phone call with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, agreeing on next steps and formats for future talks. Previous discussions in Miami were described as constructive, and Zelensky awaits a detailed report from his negotiator.
U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff left the Kremlin after a five-hour meeting with Vladimir Putin without reaching a Ukraine peace agreement. Major disagreements remain, especially on territorial issues, with Russia demanding sovereignty over occupied regions and a reduction in Ukraine's military.
Russian President Putin met with U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to discuss ending the Ukraine conflict. Leaked U.S. draft proposals alarmed Ukrainian and European officials for favoring Russia. European leaders offered counter-proposals, which Putin rejected as unacceptable.