Date Set for Ukraine Visit by Zelensky and Trump Envoys

Phone Call Between Zelensky and Trump's Representatives

According to ХВИЛЯ: Volodymyr Zelensky has spoken by phone with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, the representatives of President Donald Trump. The discussion moved beyond general talk about a possible American envoy trip and produced a concrete timetable: the two sides agreed on a specific date for a visit to Ukraine. Zelensky noted that the US-Ukraine negotiating teams stay in regular contact and stressed that the upcoming trip will be essential for developing proposals that could lead to peace.

In the call, Zelensky also briefed his counterparts on the situation at the front. He described Russian territorial advances as marginal and said they are achieved at the cost of huge losses. He stated that “Steve and Jared are aware of many details” regarding the current state of affairs. The Ukrainian president additionally shared information about airstrikes that had occurred along the frontline.

“A good phone call with President Trump's representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. It was detailed and constructive,” Zelensky wrote on social media.

Zelensky also thanked President Trump, Witkoff, Kushner, and everyone in the United States working toward peace.

Next Steps and Diplomatic Push

The conversation also covered next steps, including drafting a working agenda and identifying the most convenient schedule for communication between the teams. Zelensky underscored that the teams would remain in contact and continue working without pauses. Earlier, the Khvylia publication reported that Witkoff and Kushner had agreed for the first time to travel to Kyiv after Zelensky met with Trump.

The phone call shows a renewal of diplomatic activity between Ukraine and the United States amid the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine. The American delegation's visit could mark a significant phase in peace negotiations and reinforces Washington's backing for Kyiv under the Trump administration. With the frontline situation still difficult, high-level contacts of this kind may carry substantial weight in shaping what happens next in the region.