Ukraine–US talks: Yermak announces continued work on peace plan
Andriy Yermak, Head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office, announced that Ukrainian and US delegations will continue joint work at the end of this week to determine steps for ending the war.
Head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office Andriy Yermak / © Getty Images / © Getty Images
The teams will continue work on the peace plan, building on outcomes from earlier talks in Geneva. Kyiv is focused on achieving high productivity to secure a «lasting and dignified peace» for Ukraine as quickly as possible.
Andriy Yermak, Head of Ukraine’s Presidential Office, announced this on his Telegram channel.
Key goal — dignified peace
Andriy Yermak stressed that the constant top priority, in coordination with partners, is to achieve a «lasting and dignified peace» for Ukraine as quickly as possible. This highlights Kyiv’s active engagement with key allies following the recent release of a «peace plan» put forward by the White House.
The Ukrainian delegation is preparing for another «constructive conversation» with its American counterparts.
«Maintaining productivity and working swiftly is crucial. Peace must be a joint accomplishment, ” Yermak stressed.
Work without pause
Ukrainian and US teams will resume work after recent high-level talks in Geneva involving representatives from the US, Ukraine, France, Germany, and the UK to review the American plan. The discussions concluded with the announcement that the sides had developed an «updated and improved framework» for ongoing talks.
Andriy Yermak separately expressed gratitude to the American team for their «nonstop work, ” underscoring the intense diplomatic push to make concrete progress in outlining steps to end the war.