Overview
- After nearly three hours of talks in Florida, both leaders said a 20-point framework is largely complete, with Zelenski citing about 90% and Trump up to 95%.
- U.S. and Ukrainian officials announced working groups with European participation to finalize the plan in the coming weeks.
- Key unresolved issues include territorial arrangements in Donbas, the future status and control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, and the scope of binding security guarantees for Ukraine.
- Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv around the meetings caused casualties and reinforced doubts about Moscow’s willingness to de-escalate.
- Zelenski said any agreement would be subject to a popular vote in Ukraine, emphasizing that the final decision belongs to the public.