Overview
- U.S., Ukrainian and European teams met in Miami over three days, while U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff also held a separate session with Russia’s Kirill Dmitriev.
- Witkoff and Ukraine’s Rustem Umerov said talks centered on refining a revised 20-point plan, multilateral and U.S. security guarantees, and economic reconstruction sequencing.
- No agreement was announced, and the Kremlin said changes pushed by Kyiv and Europe do not improve prospects as Dmitriev returns to brief Moscow.
- The Kremlin rejected reports of three-way U.S.-Ukraine-Russia talks being prepared, though Zelenskyy said Washington had floated the idea.
- Fighting continued, with a Russian strike on Odesa killing eight and wounding about 30 and Ukrainian officials alleging forced removals of civilians from Sumy.