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Zelensky, Trump Set Geneva Meeting as U.S. Moves Talks Toward Three-Way Format

Geneva talks start a U.S.–Ukraine track ahead of a planned three-way session in early March.

Overview

  • Zelensky confirmed a roughly 30‑minute call with President Trump on Feb. 25 that included envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
  • Ukraine’s delegation, led by national security chief Rustem Umerov, was set to meet U.S. representatives in Geneva on Feb. 26 to prepare the next negotiating round.
  • Zelensky said the plan envisions a full meeting of negotiating teams in early March with the goal of moving to leader‑level talks.
  • Axios, citing unnamed sources, reports Trump urged a very rapid end to the war, expressing a wish to see it concluded within a month, while Zelensky voiced hope for resolution this year.
  • Axios also reports a Ukrainian official said the U.S. signaled readiness to provide significant security guarantees as part of a potential agreement, with specifics not yet detailed.