Zelenskyy and Trump differ on Russia policy, with Zelenskyy stating Ukraine is ready to freeze the war and the Kremlin responding to reports of a potential G20 peace deal.
Donald Trump says the war in Ukraine is nearing an end and that peace talks are progressing. Zelenskyy supports halting fighting and insists Ukraine must be part of any deal. Trump urged Zelensky to negotiate with Russia and said he asked Putin to release Stephen Hubbard. The US has allowed limited Russian diesel imports and plans for a G20 peace deal.
- Donald Trump believes the war in Ukraine may be closer to an end than ever.
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy would agree to a peace deal freezing the war on current frontlines.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Kyiv intends to seek security guarantees from the United States and European nations.
- Donald Trump said he asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to release Stephen Hubbard.
- Sources said Trump has visions of standing between Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky as they sign a peace deal.
- Russia and Ukraine expressed willingness for trilateral negotiations with US mediation.
- Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff visited Moscow on October 21.
- The Atlantic reported that the US President wants a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine at the G20 summit.
- The Treasury Department issued a temporary license for Russian diesel supply to the US.
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