Ukraine and US negotiations in Florida: what Umierov, Kushner, and the White House envoy discussed
Negotiations between Ukraine and the US
The negotiations between Ukraine and the US, which took place in Florida, lasted nearly two hours. The Ukrainian delegation was headed by Rustem Umierov, which also included Serhiy Kyslytsia, Olha Stefanishyna, Andriy Hnatov, and representatives of intelligence. The American side was represented by Senator Marco Rubio, the US President's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner. During the meeting, issues of security, the election schedule in Ukraine, and possible territorial exchanges with the Russian Federation were discussed.
Importance of Dialogue
Special envoy Steve Witkoff plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Tuesday. This underscores the importance of the topics discussed, as previous negotiations in Geneva resulted in agreements on all issues except territory and security guarantees. Negotiation participants emphasized the necessity of continuing dialogue to achieve constructive solutions.
- Serhiy Kyslytsia commented on the negotiations, noting that the atmosphere was very engaged and constructive, contributing to a potentially progressive outcome.
- Marco Rubio emphasized that it is about ending the war in a way that leaves Ukraine sovereign, independent, and capable of true prosperity.
- Rustem Umierov also stressed the importance of discussing Ukraine's future, its security, preventing aggression against the country, and its prosperity.
These negotiations between Ukraine and the US take place against the backdrop of an ongoing war and a complex geopolitical situation, underscoring the importance of international support for Ukraine. The discussions of security issues and possible territorial exchanges reflect a desire for a peaceful resolution of the conflict, but also indicate the complex compromises that may be necessary in the future. Further meetings in Moscow are also crucial, as they could impact the situation in the region and lay the groundwork for new agreements.
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