No Progress Seen in Miami Talks on Ukraine Peace
No Progress Seen in Miami Talks on Ukraine Peace
After separate talks in Miami with Russia, the U.S., and Ukraine, officials say there’s no breakthrough yet as negotiators continue to seek common ground.
Negotiations in Miami involving Russia, the United States, and Ukraine produced no tangible progress toward a peace accord, with officials signaling ongoing discussions but limited gains.
Moscow signaled pushback, saying Western proposals could prolong the conflict, as a Kremlin spokesperson dismissed some ideas as unconstructive and urged more realistic terms.
U.S. and Ukrainian negotiators described the talks as productive in tone but short on concrete breakthroughs, signaling that discussions will continue and that the door remains open for further rounds.
Observers note that discussions focused on humanitarian pauses, ceasefire guarantees, and verification mechanisms, but key issues—security guarantees and the timeline for withdrawal—remain unresolved.
Overall, diplomats cautioned against expecting a quick settlement, stressing that the Miami meetings are part of a longer process intended to build trust and narrow gaps before any formal accord.
