American President Donald Trump expressed optimism regarding the possibility of an agreement to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, following recent discussions in Florida. The negotiations, deemed "productive" by both delegations, did not lead to significant announcements, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that there is still much to be done. Trump mentioned that both Russia and Ukraine want to end the conflict, but highlighted the corruption issues in Ukraine that affect the country's position in negotiations. His envoy, Steve Witkoff, will travel to Moscow for discussions with President Putin, in the context of a modified American 28-point plan at the request of the Europeans. Ukrainian negotiator Rustem Umerov reported substantial progress, and President Zelensky emphasized the importance of a constructive development in discussions.
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