Miami Talks Conclude; U.S.-Ukraine Advance On Security Guarantees
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Miami — U.S. and Ukrainian delegations concluded three-day talks this week focused on territorial arrangements and U.S. security guarantees, moving closer to agreement on a draft framework while noting significant gaps on Donbas-related withdrawals. Senior U.S. envoys Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Ukraine negotiators Rustem Umerov and Andriy Hnatov and held follow-up calls with Presidents Trump and Zelensky. Moscow reviewed aspects of the U.S. plan and rejected parts, according to reports. President Trump publicly criticized Zelensky’s responsiveness to the proposal. Negotiations continue amid diplomatic outreach with further consultations planned, and timelines compiled. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Timeline of Events
- Late November 2025: U.S. circulated a multi-point peace proposal reportedly including territorial provisions.
- December 4, 2025: Ukrainian negotiators Rustem Umerov and Andriy Hnatov traveled to Miami to meet U.S. envoys.
- December 4–6, 2025: Three-day Miami talks focused on territory and U.S. security guarantees concluded.
- December 7, 2025: President Trump publicly stated Zelensky had not read the proposal, signaling frustration.
- December 8, 2025: Zelensky described talks as constructive but difficult; parties reported progress on guarantees and remaining gaps.
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U.S. negotiators and allied diplomats could gain diplomatic leverage and shape security guarantees if talks produce an agreed framework.
Ukrainian civilians and military risk continued violence and possible territorial concessions if negotiations accept Russian demands.
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