Ukraine Peace Talks Advance: Zelenskyy Eyes Deal in Days, Land Remains Key Sticking Point
Zelenskyy anticipates a peace deal with US officials in days, with 90% of issues resolved, despite land remaining a key sticking point.
Overview
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy believes a peace deal with US officials could be finalized within days, aiming to end Russia's war in Ukraine.
US officials reported resolving approximately 90% of problematic issues between Russia and Ukraine after recent talks in Berlin, with peace plans ready for presentation.
The main unresolved issue in Ukraine-US negotiations remains the question of land, as President Zelenskyy firmly refuses to cede any territory to Russia.
European leaders signed a treaty establishing a Ukraine war damages body and discussed a 'coalition of the willing' to assist in regenerating Ukraine's forces.
Despite diplomatic progress, Russia launched 153 drones at Ukraine overnight, while Ukraine's willingness to forgo NATO membership for robust security guarantees persists.
Analysis
Center-leaning sources frame the story by emphasizing the momentum of U.S.-led peace efforts and Ukraine's proactive engagement. They highlight Zelenskyy's optimism and willingness to make "concessions" as positive steps, while portraying Russia's demands as potential obstacles. The collective narrative underscores Western and Ukrainian unity in seeking a resolution.
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