Ukraine peace proposals in the spotlight as Russia mulls response
Ukraine has presented its peace proposals to the United States, and now we await Russia's response, according to the special U.S. envoy to Ukraine, Gen. Keith Kellogg, who spoke on Fox News.
What do you need to know?
- Ukraine has shared its proposals for achieving peace with the U.S. A response from Russia is now awaited.
- Gen. Keith Kellogg, the special U.S. envoy to Ukraine, mentioned that the talks might take place in Geneva.
- Gen. Kellogg believes that Donald Trump is a key figure in the peace negotiations.
What are Ukraine's proposals?
The U.S. special envoy to Ukraine, Gen. Keith Kellogg, reported that Ukraine presented its peace proposals to the United States. A response from Russia is now awaited.
Kellogg stated that once both sides present their plans, the U.S. will be able to compare them and organize another meeting dedicated to peace talks. We would like to organize them in the Vatican, as was intended, but the Russians did not want to go there, he said on Fox News.
Will Geneva be the location for talks?
According to Gen. Kellogg, the next meeting might take place in Geneva. There, leaders from the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia could work out an agreement and sign a document ending the war.
Gen. Kellogg emphasized that Donald Trump is "the only person" who can negotiate peace in Ukraine. He also pointed out the need for continued pressure on the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, to bring him to the negotiating table.
