Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a joint press conference, highlighting progress in negotiations related to Ukraine’s peace and security arrangements. Zelensky announced that the Ukrainian government and its allies are approximately 90% aligned on a comprehensive peace plan, with security guarantees fully agreed upon.
During the event, Trump indicated he may visit Ukraine and address its parliament, emphasizing his interest in supporting Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict. He also stated that the United States and Ukraine are “very close to the agreement,” suggesting that key negotiations are nearing a resolution, though no formal deal has been finalized.
The joint appearance underscores ongoing diplomatic efforts to find a resolution to the conflict, with both leaders expressing optimism about the progress made. While details of the proposed peace plan remain confidential, the statements reflect a push toward potentially significant political developments in Ukraine.
No additional dates or specifics about the peace agreement have been announced, leaving the international community watching closely as negotiations continue.