U.S., Ukraine, and European Negotiators Meet in Miami to Seek Unified Proposal to End Ukraine War

According to a report by Jinse Finance, on October 10, a person familiar with the talks stated that negotiators from the United States, Ukraine, and Europe held a six-hour meeting in Miami on Friday, aiming to reach a consensus on a unified proposal to end the Ukraine war. The goal is to finalize the proposal in the coming weeks so it can be presented to Russia, with hopes of achieving a breakthrough before winter. Participants in the Miami talks included U.S. representatives Witkoff and Kushner, the Ukrainian delegation, as well as representatives from Europe and NATO. The negotiators discussed a wide range of topics, including a post-war plan for Ukraine, which would include security guarantees provided by the U.S. and Europe. They also discussed Ukraine's post-war economic plan and the pathway for Kyiv to join the European Union. On a sensitive issue, the delegations explored "some ideas" regarding territorial matters but declined to provide further details. The delegations also discussed the European-Russian security framework, aiming to lay the groundwork for future years of peace. The source did not provide specific details. (Jin10)