Trump pushes for Russia-Ukraine peace pact at December Miami G20 summit
President Donald Trump is urging Russia and Ukraine to seal a peace deal during the G20 meeting in Miami in December, according to sources.
According to insiders, President Donald Trump wants the December G20 summit in Miami to become the stage for a Russia-Ukraine peace accord, envisioning himself between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky as they sign. The president is said to be angry with Ukraine and is considering strong-arming Kyiv into a deal, even expressing a wish for Zelensky’s removal. The summit is scheduled for Dec. 14-15, with Putin formally invited but yet to confirm attendance. In parallel, Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff traveled to Moscow on Oct. 21 for talks with Putin, following a meeting with Zelensky in Oslo the previous day, marking a fresh push by the United States to restart negotiations.
Why it matters
A U.S. president’s push for a peace deal could reshape diplomatic dynamics in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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