On December 28, local time, after talks with US President Trump in Florida, Ukraine's President Zelensky said that the meeting with Trump was “very successful”. The two sides had in-depth discussions on all key topics and highly appreciated the progress made by the US and Ukraine team in recent weeks. Zelensky said that the US and Ukraine have achieved “significant results” on a 20-point peace plan, of which about 90% have been agreed; the US and Ukraine have “fully agreed” on safety and security; the US, Europe, and Ukraine have “reached a close agreement” on security; all military arrangements have been negotiated, and the economic and prosperity plans are undergoing final refinement. He emphasized that safety and security are key milestones in achieving lasting peace. Zelensky said that the two sides also discussed the specific order of the next phase of action and confirmed that the relevant teams will continue to work on various details. At the same time, he confirmed that the leaders of the US and Ukraine had a joint call with a number of European leaders, covering the level of NATO and the European Union. The parties agreed to continue discussions and complete the remaining matters in the next few weeks. Zelensky revealed that an agreement has been reached with Trump. Trump plans to host a Ukrainian delegation in Washington in January next year and may invite European leaders to participate in related talks. Zelensky stressed that Ukraine's position on the territorial issue is clear, and Ukrainian laws, the will of the people, and the territory currently controlled by Ukraine must be respected. He pointed out that, as Trump said, this is a “very difficult issue,” and Ukraine and Russia still have clear differences on this issue. When discussing whether to resolve related disputes through a referendum, Zelensky said that a referendum or parliamentary vote is one of the options; the key is whether it complies with Ukrainian legal procedures.

On December 28, local time, after talks with US President Trump in Florida, Ukraine's President Zelensky said that the meeting with Trump was “very successful”. The two sides had in-depth discussions on all key topics and highly appreciated the progress made by the US and Ukraine team in recent weeks. Zelensky said that the US and Ukraine have achieved “significant results” on a 20-point peace plan, of which about 90% have been agreed; the US and Ukraine have “fully agreed” on safety and security; the US, Europe, and Ukraine have “reached a close agreement” on security; all military arrangements have been negotiated, and the economic and prosperity plans are undergoing final refinement. He emphasized that safety and security are key milestones in achieving lasting peace. Zelensky said that the two sides also discussed the specific order of the next phase of action and confirmed that the relevant teams will continue to work on various details. At the same time, he confirmed that the leaders of the US and Ukraine had a joint call with a number of European leaders, covering the level of NATO and the European Union. The parties agreed to continue discussions and complete the remaining matters in the next few weeks. Zelensky revealed that an agreement has been reached with Trump. Trump plans to host a Ukrainian delegation in Washington in January next year and may invite European leaders to participate in related talks. Zelensky stressed that Ukraine's position on the territorial issue is clear, and Ukrainian laws, the will of the people, and the territory currently controlled by Ukraine must be respected. He pointed out that, as Trump said, this is a “very difficult issue,” and Ukraine and Russia still have clear differences on this issue. When discussing whether to resolve related disputes through a referendum, Zelensky said that a referendum or parliamentary vote is one of the options; the key is whether it complies with Ukrainian legal procedures.