The United States and Ukraine said they made meaningful progress on a revised peace framework aimed at ending Russia's war following intensive talks in Geneva on Sunday, marking what negotiators described as one of the most productive sessions since the process began.
In a joint statement released after the meeting, both sides said they had produced an "updated and refined peace framework," signaling movement on several key issues while acknowledging that significant disagreements remain. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who led the American delegation, said negotiators "moved faster in recent days than in previous weeks" but cautioned that finalizing a framework will require further work on security guarantees and Ukraine's future relationship with NATO.
