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US May Pivot Away from Ukraine Peace Efforts Amid Ongoing Conflict

Secretary of State Marco Rubio signals shift in U.S. strategy if Ukraine peace talks stall; confirms a minerals deal with Ukraine is on the horizon.

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  1. Ukraine-Russia peace talks slow, U.S. officials say

    The administration is not willing to continue negotiating for weeks and months on end.

    Ukraine-Russia peace talks slow, U.S. officials say

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  2. How the US threat to ‘move on’ from peacemaking efforts in Ukraine could play out

    For President Donald Trump, who swept into office convinced he possessed the skills to quickly end the gravest conflict in Europe since the World War II, there is immense frustration with the lack of progress.

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  3. US will abandon Ukraine peace push if no progress 'within a matter of days,' Rubio says

    Rubio's comments on Friday underline mounting frustrations in the White House over a lack of progress in pushes to settle a growing list of geopolitical challenges.

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  4. US will 'move on' from Ukraine peace talks if no progress soon

    The US will abandon trying to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace deal within days unless there are clear signs a truce can be reached.

    US will 'move on' from Ukraine peace talks if no progress soon

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  5. US ready to abandon Ukraine peace deal if there is no progress, says Marco Rubio

    Rubio’s comments are the clearest signal yet that the White House is ready to walk away from its diplomatic attempts to negotiate an end to the war.

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  6. White House: Ukraine Minerals Deal Could Be Signed Next Week

    The United States and Ukraine are aiming to sign a key rare earth mineral agreement next week.

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  7. Trump says minerals deal with Ukraine to be signed next Thursday

    Details on the agreement still remain relatively unknown, though recent reporting by Bloomberg has suggested the U.S. has eased back its demands of repayment for its aid in Ukraine’s fight against Russia from $300 billion to $100 billion.

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  8. Trump: Ukraine Minerals Deal May Be Signed Next Week

    The deal is expected to be a key part of the administration's efforts to secure U.S. access to strategic minerals as the Ukraine-Russia war continues.

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Updated: Apr 18th, 2025, 12:27 PM ET

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In Paris, Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated that the U.S. may abandon efforts for a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement if no progress occurs soon. Following productive discussions with European and Ukrainian officials, Rubio remarked on the urgency to determine the feasibility of peace negotiations. Meanwhile, a mineral resources agreement between the U.S. and Ukraine has been signed, establishing a joint investment fund that could bolster Ukraine's economy long-term. Amid ongoing Russian attacks, there's increasing concern about the implications of U.S. non-engagement in the conflict and the Kremlin's strategy moving forward.


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  • U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicates that without progress towards a Russia-Ukraine peace deal, the U.S. may move on from negotiations in a matter of days, reflecting growing impatience within the Biden administration.

  • The recent talks held in Paris marked significant U.S., Ukrainian, and European diplomatic efforts to address the ongoing conflict, with Rubio stating the U.S. needs to quickly assess the viability of an agreement, stressing that cooperation with European allies will be crucial going forward.

  • While progress seems to have been made, the stakes remain high; the involvement of the U.S. is seen as essential for any potential peace deal, raising concerns that without U.S. engagement, prospects for resolution may diminish.


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