Ukraine and the USA will continue negotiations on peace: what Yermak will discuss.

According to ТСН: The delegations of Ukraine and the USA will continue to work together on the peace plan at the end of this week to develop the results achieved during previous negotiations in Geneva. Kyiv is ready to act to achieve a 'lasting and dignified peace' for the country as soon as possible.

This information was reported by the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, on his Telegram channel.

Key goal - dignified peace

Andriy Yermak emphasized that the main goal shared with partners remains the rapid achievement of a 'lasting and dignified peace' for Ukraine. This indicates Kyiv's active work with key allies against the backdrop of the recent emergence of the 'peace plan' proposed by the White House.

The Ukrainian delegation is preparing for another 'constructive conversation' with their American colleagues.

'It is important not to lose productivity and to work quickly. Peace should become a shared achievement,'

Yermak emphasized.

Work without pauses

The cooperation between the Ukrainian and American teams will continue following the recent tense negotiations in Geneva, where representatives from the USA, Ukraine, France, Germany, and Great Britain took part in reviewing the American plan. As a result of those negotiations, it was announced that the parties developed an 'updated and refined framework' for further discussions.

Andriy Yermak specifically thanked the American team for

'working without pauses'

According to The Economist, negotiations regarding the 'peace plan' could take quite a long time. As a source in Western diplomacy reported, Russia will begin to make real concessions only at the final stage of the process.

This news highlights the duration and complexity of peace negotiations involving several key players. Despite some progress in discussions, the Ukrainian side remains focused on quick and constructive solutions. It is important for all participants to take steps towards each other to achieve stable peace in the region.