Trump and Zelenskyy talks outcome

According to press reports, talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy have made some progress. In particular, the sides agreed on approximately 90% of the points in a 20-point peace plan, but the status of Donbas remains unresolved.

Trump emphasizes the need for quick solutions and cites military pressure from Russia as an argument, also mentioning his phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin held before the meeting. Zelenskyy, demonstrating readiness for peace, proposes a possible referendum on disputed issues and calls for European partners to participate in further rounds scheduled for January 2026.

According to statements from Trump's representatives, a decisive phase of negotiations is expected in the coming weeks, and a possible phone call between Trump and Putin today could influence the further course of events. Participants have already agreed that future talks may include representatives of the European Union.

Specific details remain unofficially confirmed, but overall the negotiation process is taking place within the framework of seeking compromise between the two presidents.

Context

Ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine have been ongoing since 2014, following the outbreak of conflict in the country's east.