Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that he will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, December 28, in Florida, in a meeting expected to focus on security guarantees and key documents related to Ukraine.
“We have a broad agenda, and the meeting will take place this weekend, most likely on Sunday, in Florida, where we will meet with President Trump,” Zelensky told the media, according to RBC-Ukraine.
According to Zelensky, the discussions will primarily address security guarantees, as well as several important documents. “It is desirable to find a way to discuss everything,” the Ukrainian president emphasized, adding that European representatives may also be partially involved in the consultations.
“I will remain in constant contact with them. We would like Europeans to be present,” Zelensky said, acknowledging the difficulties of holding a physical meeting. He clarified that, at the very least, communication would take place online, ensuring that European partners remain engaged.
Meanwhile, Zelensky revealed that the 20-point peace plan, currently being developed by representatives of the United States and Ukraine, is around 90% complete.
“Our task is to ensure that everything reaches 100%. It is not easy, and no one says it will happen immediately. However, with every meeting and every conversation, we must move closer to the desired result,” he concluded.
