U.S., Ukraine, and European Representatives Meet in Miami to Seek Proposal for Ending Ukraine War
Representatives from the United States, Ukraine, and Europe held a six-hour meeting in Miami aimed at reaching a consensus on a unified proposal to end the war in Ukraine. The goal is to achieve an agreement in the coming weeks to present to Russia, hoping for a breakthrough before winter. The discussions covered topics such as post-war plans for Ukraine, security guarantees, economic strategies, and the path for Kyiv to join the European Union.
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