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Europeans, Ukrainians to make their case as Rubio and Witkoff visit Paris
- Marco Rubio and Steve Witkoff will meet European leaders in Paris to discuss efforts for a peace deal in Ukraine, according to the U.S. State Department.
- The meetings aim to advance efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war and stop the bloodshed, as stated by a State Department spokesperson.
- European diplomats are urging the U.S. to increase pressure on Russia for an unconditional ceasefire, citing a desire for a firmer stance.
- Recent attacks in Ukraine, including strikes in Kherson and a missile strike in Sumy that killed 35 people, have heightened concerns and prompted these diplomatic talks.
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Representatives from Kiev and Washington, together with European authorities, pledged to hold regular talks to achieve a ceasefire and a resolution to the conflict
Steve Witkoff, Trump's special envoy, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed ending the Russia-Ukraine war in Paris.
On Thursday 17 April in Paris, the first talks on Ukraine involving Americans, Europeans and Ukrainians took place, ahead of a forthcoming meeting in London. This meeting took place as the ceasefire negotiations initiated by Washington stalled, and the Europeans wished to make their voices heard. At the end of the day, Emmanuel Macron welcomed a "important opportunity to have a convergence", suggesting a possible breakthrough towards the end of …
For hours, Europeans, Ukrainians and US representatives in Paris discuss a possible end to the Ukraine war. France is satisfied with the results and announces a continuation.
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