Ukraine and US officials hold second day of peace talks in Miami
U.S., Ukrainian, European Union delegations met for the second consecutive day at a conference center near Palm Beach Airport as they sought new options beyond current negotiations with Russia's president Vladimir Putin. While President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged that peace talks should continue regardless of recent EU attention to Iran and other regional issues in Washington, officials are actively working on brokering an end-to-end deal for Ukraine after the first day concluded without significant breakthroughs or new proposals from Moscow regarding a ceasefire timeline.
Key Points
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1U.S. and Ukrainian officials met in Miami on March 21-22 for the second day of peace talks aimed at brokering an agreement with Moscow to end Russia's four-year invasion.
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2Progress toward a final peace deal between Ukraine, Russia, and other parties has stalled recently due to ongoing conflicts involving Israel.
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Perspectives
Zelenski pide que sigan los diálogos para el fin de la invasión rusa pese al foco en Irán
— [Mar 22, 21:52] Zelenski pide que sigan los diálogos para el fin de la invasión rusa pese al foco de EU en Irán (Eleconomista.com.mx)...U.S. and Ukrainian officials met in Miami on March 22 for a second day of talks aimed at brokering a peace deal with Moscow to end its four-year all-out war.
— [Mar 22, 18:36] ⚡US, Ukraine delegations meet in Miami for second day of peace talks. U.S. and Ukrainian officials met in Miami... (Kyiv Independent)...progress on a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia has all but stalled in recent weeks amid the U.-Israeli war
— [Mar 22, 18:36] ⚡US, Ukraine delegations meet in Miami for second day of peace talks. ... (Kyiv Independent)...equipos de Ucrania y EU se reuñen para intentar impulsar las conversaciones de paz
— [Mar 21, 20:56] Equipos de ucrania e eu se reunan...(N/A - Source text provided in original prompt is incomplete or non-English for specific perspective extraction beyond general meeting confirmation)
U.S., Ukrainian officials met March 22 with Russian representatives seeking a peace deal amid stalled negotiations caused by recent U.-Israeli strikes on Iran, though Zelensky emphasized continued pressure is needed to end Russia's war. The two-day discussion in Miami yielded no immediate details but signaled potential progress through prisoner exchanges and confirmed that the next briefing will occur after delegates return home for security reasons.