Witkoff reports results of meeting of Ukrainian, U.S. and European representatives in Miami
Representatives of the United States, Ukraine, European countries, and NATO met in Miami. The sides discussed possible ways to de-escalate and end the war before the start of winter, Steve Witkoff, special envoy of U.S. President Donald Trump, reported on X on Oct. 10.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff reported on Oct. 10 that representatives from the United States, Ukraine, European nations, and NATO convened in Miami to discuss ways to de-escalate the ongoing conflict. Witkoff deemed the meeting constructive, stating that they delved into preparations for winter, Ukraine's energy resilience, grain exports, and security assurances.
Additionally, they addressed long-term security arrangements for Ukraine and Europe, averting future conflicts, post-war reconstruction, and Ukraine's economic growth and potential EU membership. Witkoff acknowledged the exchange as fruitful, paving the way for future discussions with Russia. President Zelenskyy highlighted that Ukraine's delegation would journey to the U.S. for talks on Oct.
9 and 10, expressing hope that their presence would convey crucial messages. The Ukrainian delegation comprised key figures like David Arakhamia, Rustem Umerov, Kyrylo Budanov, and Sergiy Kyslytsya. Reports emerged that U.S. negotiators Witkoff and Jared Kushner met the Ukrainian team and European officials in Miami to propose solutions to the impasse in Russia's war against Ukraine.
Earlier, President Trump agreed with Russian President Putin to supply millions of tons of Russian diesel fuel to global markets, aiming to lower prices; however, Zelenskyy condemned the move, arguing it would fuel the conflict and provide extra funds to Ukraine.
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