Trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine, the United States, and Russia have achieved "meaningful progress," according to U.S. presidential special envoy Steve Witkoff. Speaking on social media platform X on Tuesday, Witkoff credited President Trump\'s diplomatic efforts for bridging divides between the warring parties, stating both sides agreed to consult their leaders and continue pursuing a resolution.
The latest round of talks, held in Geneva, concluded its first day on February 17, with discussions set to resume on February 18. While details of the progress remain undisclosed, the envoy emphasized a shared commitment to advancing dialogue amid ongoing tensions.
Observers note the talks mark a rare instance of sustained U.S.-mediated engagement between Ukraine and Russia since the conflict escalated in 2022. The outcome could influence regional stability and global security frameworks, drawing close attention from policymakers and investors monitoring geopolitical risks in Eastern Europe.
