A meeting between U.S. and Ukrainian representatives was held in Berlin, where Washington outlined a hardline position on a peace settlement. Serious disagreements were recorded, and talks involving European leaders are set to continue.
Russia and the United States continue diplomatic contacts on settlement matters, but a meeting between the leaders is not yet planned. Moscow has received additional documents to the settlement plan, and negotiations are held behind closed doors, Ushakov said.
The U.S. and Ukraine discussed in Florida a possible settlement option that may include limits on Kyiv’s accession to NATO. According to negotiation sources, such an arrangement would require separate coordination between alliance members and Russia.
The US administration announced the termination of funding for the Ukrainian conflict, noting that Washington cannot indefinitely support arms supplies. Despite ongoing NATO-standard shipments, the White House emphasized that resources are limited and further strategy must shift to political settlement.
Ukraine for the first time indicated readiness for negotiations on Donald Trump’s plan which includes a ceasefire and a revision of key settlement requirements. Kyiv insists on respecting red lines and intends to discuss the initiative directly.
President of the United States Donald Trump reported his intention to personally take part in resolving the conflict in Sudan at the request of Saudi Arabia crown prince Mohammed bin Salman. Trump stated that Washington is ready to begin preparatory work and recalled his participation in previous international mediation initiatives.
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