Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has sent an official delegation to the United States in an effort to move forward suspended negotiations aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Zelenskyy said last night that he had sent representatives to the US for a meeting. However, the White House did not confirm any meeting. Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia would not participate in the upcoming discussions in the U.S. He added that the timing and venue for the next trilateral meeting remain undecided but described the pause as temporary. The trilateral talks, which have yet to produce any breakthrough on key issues, have been on hold as global attention shifted to the US-Israel and Iran conflicts.
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