Witkoff cites 'constructive' US-EU-Ukraine talks on peace, security, winter readiness
Representatives from the United States, the E3, the European Commission, Ukraine, and NATO held constructive discussions on ending Russia's war, focusing on winter energy security, security guarantees and Ukraine's reconstruction, U.S.
U.S. presidential envoy Steve Witkoff announced that high-level talks involving representatives from the United States, the European Union, the European Commission, Ukraine, and NATO concluded productively in Miami. The discussions focused on de-escalating Russia's war, securing Ukraine for winter, ensuring security guarantees, and advancing Ukraine's reconstruction and economic growth.
Witkoff highlighted that the talks covered a broad spectrum of issues, including near-term actions to bolster energy resilience and grain exports, long-term security arrangements, and post-war support for Ukraine's economic prosperity, such as EU membership. The diplomatic exchange was described as "productive" by Witkoff, and it was emphasized that the participants reaffirmed their dedication to pursuing sustainable peace, enhancing security, and fostering lasting stability and prosperity in the region.
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