Peace Negotiations
Trump-Zelenskyy Mar-a-Lago talks advance Ukraine peace plan details amid ongoing fighting
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Following initial reports of optimism, the Mar-a-Lago meeting between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy concluded without a final breakthrough. Progress was noted on security guarantees and Donbass, with a revised US peace plan outlined; further team talks are set, as battlefield clashes intensify.
Following Zelenskyy's recent Berlin meeting with European leaders and US President Donald Trump's envoys, allies including Canada have reaffirmed full support for Ukraine in a phone call led by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Leaders stressed coordination with the US for a just peace ahead of Zelenskyy's Sunday summit with Trump in Florida, where he updated partners on negotiations.
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Following recent Berlin talks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposes a referendum on his 20-point peace plan if it involves tough territorial concessions with Russia. This comes ahead of a December 28 meeting with US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, emphasizing security guarantees and a prerequisite 60-day ceasefire for fair voting.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio described Sunday’s negotiations in Geneva with a Ukrainian delegation on President Donald Trump’s 28‑point peace plan as the most productive discussions in months, saying meaningful progress was made but key issues remain unresolved.
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Two US senators have clarified that the latest 28-point peace plan for Russia's war against Ukraine was not developed by the United States. At a security forum in Halifax, they described the draft as essentially Russia's wishlist. The plan has raised concerns among Kyiv and European allies.