Trumps says Ukraine's leaders show 'zero gratitude' for US efforts to end war
Summary
President Donald Trump criticized Ukraine's leaders for not showing gratitude toward U.S. efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Talks between the U.S. and Ukraine, along with European allies, are ongoing in Geneva with proposals that include concessions favoring Russia. A proposed draft includes Ukraine reducing its military and not seeking NATO membership.Key Facts
- President Trump stated Ukraine's leaders showed "zero gratitude" for U.S. efforts to help end the war with Russia.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio described the ongoing negotiations as productive.
- Ukraine's President Zelensky expressed personal gratitude to Trump despite earlier concerns about losing a key partner.
- The U.S. draft proposal includes a Ukrainian troop withdrawal from parts of eastern Ukraine currently under Ukrainian control.
- The proposal limits Ukraine's military to 600,000 personnel and suggests Ukraine should not seek NATO membership.
- The plan also includes reintegrating Russia into the global economy by lifting sanctions and possibly rejoining the G7.
- Ukraine and its allies have concerns about certain elements of the plan, including border changes and military limits.
- Discussions in Geneva involve senior officials from the U.S., Ukraine, Britain, France, and Germany.
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