US President Donald Trump gestures as he greets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as he arrives for a gathering on the White Home in Washington, DC, on Oct. 17, 2025.
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Ukraine’s president, Volodymr Zelenskyy, stated Monday that he has requested for as much as 50 years’ value of safety ensures for Ukraine throughout his assembly with U.S. President Donald Trump on the weekend.
Commenting on the talks with Trump in Florida on Sunday, Zelenskyy informed journalists that he stated a gathering with Russia would solely be doable after the president and European leaders had agreed on a framework peace deal for Ukraine.
The feedback, reported by Reuters on Monday, included Zelenskyy stating that he had requested for safety ensures for as much as 50 years for Ukraine, however that the present 20-point peace plan envisaged ensures — aimed toward deterring future Russian aggression — for 15 years.
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Zelenskyy stated he plans to satisfy with European leaders within the coming days to debate the proposals.
Any peace plan ought to be put to the Ukrainian folks in a referendum, he added, noting that any vote to approve or reject the settlement ought to be held throughout a 60-day ceasefire. Zelenskyy stated “Russia clearly doesn’t desire a ceasefire for now” after a number of days of heavy drone and missile assaults on Ukraine.
Ukraine’s feedback come after talks with Trump at Mar-a-Lago in Florida on Sunday. Trump stated the discussions had gone nicely however acknowledged that “one or two very thorny points” remained.
“I do suppose we’re getting rather a lot nearer, perhaps very shut,” Trump informed reporters after rising from the talks.
In the meantime, Zelenskyy described the talks as a “actually nice dialogue” wherein safety ensures have been “100% agreed” upon, however Trump gave a barely decrease estimate when requested about that a part of the proposal.
When requested by a reporter what points stay unresolved, Trump stated it was about “the land.”
“A few of that land has been taken,” Trump stated. “A few of that land is perhaps up for grabs, however it might be taken over the subsequent interval of numerous months, and you’re higher off making a deal now.”
Moscow has demanded that Ukraine cede the japanese Donbas area to Russia and has rejected safety ensures for Kyiv to this point. For its half, Ukraine has repeatedly rejected requires the Donbas, which is generally however not totally occupied by Russian forces, to be handed to Moscow.
It is unclear whether or not Zelenskyy would meet face-to-face with Russian President Vladimir Putin if a peace settlement was agreed in precept, with each leaders vehemently refusing to satisfy prior to now.
When requested to touch upon the U.S.-Ukraine talks which adopted that decision, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov informed reporters on Monday: “We do not understand how they went. We will not decide. After these talks, the 2 presidents — I imply the President of Russia and the President of the US — agreed to have a telephone name once more. Then we’ll get the knowledge.”
— CNBC’s Hugh Son contributed reporting to this story.
