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U.S. officials say Oslo talks produced strong consensus on next peace steps

A U.S. official said that Ukraine’s president and his team presented new ideas in Oslo, leading to a solid agreement among the United States, Ukraine and Europe on future peace framework steps.

During Tuesday meetings in Oslo, President Zelenskyj and his advisers outlined fresh proposals for a comprehensive peace framework, including security guarantees. A U.S. source said the discussions resulted in a strong consensus among the United States, Ukraine and European partners about the next phases of the process. The source added that the aim is to build on the progress already achieved. Separate diplomatic tracks involve Steve Witkoff meeting President Putin in person while Jared Kushner participates remotely.

Why it matters

The meeting signals coordinated Western support for Ukraine's peace strategy, influencing future diplomatic negotiations.

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Oslo meetingpeace frameworksecurity guaranteesU.S. consensusZelenskyj proposalsSteve WitkoffJared KushnerVladimir Putin
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