
New Round of U.S.-Ukraine Talks to Open in Geneva—While Russia Attacks
Kyiv and Washington were set to open fresh negotiations in Geneva aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, as Moscow backed fresh strikes on Kyiv overnight.

Kyiv and Washington were set to open fresh negotiations in Geneva aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, as Moscow backed fresh strikes on Kyiv overnight.

Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff said the Geneva talks achieved “meaningful progress” toward resolving the conflict.

The visit aims to explore ceasefire possibilities and address the humanitarian crisis, while Washington seeks a more active diplomatic role in resolving the conflict.

The Kremlin claims that President Vladimir Putin will meet U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff during his visit.

Gaza would be run by a 15-member Palestinian technocratic body under the oversight of a “Board of Peace” chaired by President Trump.

Potential discussions are expected to center on the most recent draft of U.S. peace proposals, designed to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.

U.S.-led discussions in Florida have revived diplomatic activity, yet proposed territorial concessions and continued fighting cast doubt on any breakthrough.

America says it will back a multinational force in Ukraine, which is likely more important than the presence of any force itself.

European leaders and Kyiv are seeking firm security guarantees and clarity on EU accession as diplomacy intensifies around Washington’s controversial proposal.

Details still have to be refined, the Ukrainian president said, and must provide guarantees against a future Russian invasion.