After Friday’s peace talks in Miami between U.S. and Ukrainian delegations, President Trump said he was somewhat disappointed with President Zelensky’s response, blaming him for the lack of progress.
Trump Expresses Disappointment with Zelensky
During the week‑long talks in Miami, Donald Trump said the negotiation process had not moved as far as he expected. He blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for the perceived lack of progress.
Zelensky Says Negotiations Were “Constructive, Though Difficult”
Zelensky described his discussions with American representatives as constructive, although he noted they were not easy. He did not reveal any details about the talks.
Ukrainian Delegates Demand Detailed Analysis
Ukrainian officials stressed the need for time to analyze the plan, conduct consultations, and evaluate the consequences of the proposed terms. Concerns were raised that the proposal lacked clear security guarantees and precise territorial terms. Territorial concessions remain contentious, with the Kremlin seeking a full Ukrainian withdrawal from Donbas.
Zelensky’s Upcoming London Diplomatic Week
On Monday, December 8, Zelensky will travel to London to meet the UK prime minister, German chancellor, and French president. He described the trip as the start of a diplomatic week aimed at shaping joint positions on security, air defense, and long‑term funding for Ukraine. Afterwards, he will go to Brussels, where Kyiv will consult with European leaders on scheduling a series of meetings in Florida for Ukrainian and American delegations.
