Overview
- The Mar-a-Lago meeting ended without a concrete agreement as both leaders spoke of progress, with Trump calling negotiations in the "end phase."
- Both highlighted security guarantees as the core of Kyiv’s 20-point plan; Zelenskyy said they are 100% settled, while Trump put them at 95%.
- Territorial issues in Donetsk and Luhansk remain unresolved, and a Trump–Putin call beforehand underscored pressure to decide the Donbass question.
- Russia was not part of the talks; Putin threatened to "solve all problems with force" if Kyiv refuses terms, while Moscow’s intensified strikes continued.
- US, Ukrainian and European teams will form working groups in the coming weeks, with further leader calls — including another to Putin — and an expected follow-up with European partners.