Representatives from the United States and Ukraine met in Geneva on November 23, 2025, to discuss a U.S. peace proposal aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict involving Ukraine. According to a joint statement released by the White House, the talks were described as constructive and respectful, with both parties emphasizing their commitment to achieving a just and lasting peace.
The statement noted that the consultations were considered highly productive by both sides. The discussions reportedly made meaningful progress toward aligning positions and identifying clear next steps for moving forward. Both delegations reaffirmed that any future agreement must fully uphold Ukraine’s sovereignty while delivering a sustainable and just peace. As an outcome of these discussions, an updated and refined peace framework was drafted.
The Ukrainian delegation expressed its gratitude for continued U.S. support and specifically acknowledged President Donald J. Trump for his efforts to end the war and reduce loss of life. "The Ukrainian delegation reaffirmed its gratitude for the steadfast commitment of the United States and, personally, President Donald J. Trump for their tireless efforts aimed at ending the war and the loss of life."
Ukraine and the United States agreed to continue working intensively on joint proposals in the coming days while maintaining close contact with European partners as negotiations proceed.
Final decisions under this framework will be made by the Presidents of Ukraine and the United States.
Both countries reiterated their readiness to keep working together toward securing peace that ensures Ukraine’s security, stability, and reconstruction.