On November 23, 2025, officials from the United States and Ukraine met in Geneva to discuss a peace proposal aimed at resolving ongoing conflicts. The talks were described as constructive, with both parties expressing satisfaction over the progress made in aligning their positions and identifying next steps for peace. A revised peace framework was drafted during the meeting, reinforcing both sides’ commitment to uphold Ukraine’s sovereignty and pursue a just resolution to the conflict.

The Ukrainian delegation acknowledged the United States’ continued support in assisting Ukraine in its quest for lasting peace and expressed gratitude to President Donald J. Trump for his contributions. Both delegations agreed to intensify their collaborative efforts in the coming days and maintain consistent communication with European partners to facilitate the peace process. Final decisions regarding the proposed agreement will ultimately rest with the Presidents of both nations.

Moreover, both the United States and Ukraine reiterated their readiness to work together to ensure the security, stability, and reconstruction of Ukraine. This joint commitment reflects a strong partnership aimed at advancing peace and reducing further loss of life, highlighting the importance of diplomacy in resolving international conflicts.

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