Overview
- After nearly three hours of talks in Florida, Trump reported “many progress” and claimed “95%” of issues are resolved, while both sides acknowledged no agreement was reached.
- The main unresolved issue remains the future of the Donbass, with Zelensky indicating a possible referendum was discussed without detailing how it would be conducted.
- Zelensky and Trump held a joint call with European leaders following their meeting, and Trump suggested presenting the U.S. plan to Ukraine’s parliament next.
- The revised 20‑point U.S. proposal would freeze the front line and drops a legally binding pledge of non‑NATO status for Ukraine, a shift Moscow has publicly criticized.
- The talks followed massive Russian strikes on Kyiv that killed at least two people and left over a million households without power, underscoring the urgency of securing a ceasefire framework.