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White House·Statement·3 months ago

U.S. and Ukraine Officials Reach Key Milestone in Geneva Peace Negotiations

Key Points

  • Top U.S. officials met with a Ukrainian delegation in Geneva to review a draft plan to end the war. The meeting focused on creating a roadmap for a lasting peace that protects Ukraine's independence and safety.
  • The Ukrainian delegation reported that the current plan addresses their main concerns, including security guarantees, rebuilding their infrastructure, and protecting their economy. They believe the draft includes strong rules to make sure the peace deal is actually followed.
  • The U.S. team, which included Secretary Rubio and Jared Kushner, stated that the goal is to stop the war and prevent more people from dying. This effort is driven by President Trump’s goal of reaching a final and enforceable peace agreement.
  • While the deal is not yet finished, both sides called the meeting a major step forward. They plan to keep working closely together to refine the details of the agreement before it is finalized.
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Washington Post·3 months ago

U.S., Ukraine agree to change draft of peace plan that Russia favored

U.S. and Ukrainian officials said Sunday that they made progress in Geneva working through a new version of a plan to end Russia's war. Secretary of State Marco Rubio sought to downplay claims the plan was originally written by the Russian side, noting the draft has since been revised.

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AFP·3 months ago

Washington, Kyiv report progress as peace talks swing toward Ukrainian demands

Negotiators in Geneva drafted an 'updated and refined peace framework' following talks between US and Ukrainian officials. Secretary Rubio spoke of 'tremendous' progress, while the Ukrainian delegation said the new version now reflects most of Kyiv's key priorities.

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Wall Street Journal·3 months ago

How the U.S. Drafted a Russia-Friendly Peace Plan for Ukraine

A 28-point peace framework drafted by envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner initially drew heavily on input from a Kremlin insider. Following a backlash from allies and Congress, officials rushed to Geneva to revise the terms in direct consultations with the Ukrainian delegation.

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White House Statement

Official Title

Readout of Peace Talks in Geneva

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