The US President Donald Trump's envoys to seek to end the war in Ukraine stated today that the first talks in Kiev with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky were "very significant" and allowed a substantial exchange of viewpoints.
The American representatives highlighted that the meeting allowed the exploration of possible paths toward a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, although the specific details of the proposals discussed were not made public.
The American delegation arrived in Kiev as part of a diplomatic mission to assess the conditions and dispositions of both parties for an eventual negotiation, at a time when the conflict has already lasted more than two years.
Zelensky, in turn, is said to have expressed Ukraine's position regarding the terms it would consider acceptable for any negotiation process, maintaining the requirement that the country's territorial integrity be respected.
