Marco Rubio on Ukraine Peace Talks: Significant Progress Made in Geneva
New York PostNovember 24, 20258 min2,118 views
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- π€ Secretary of State Marco Rubio reported a tremendous amount of progress in the latest round of peace talks in Geneva.
- π― The primary goal was to narrow down open items from an initial 28 points, a task that was substantially achieved.
- ποΈ While acknowledging that significant work remains and final agreement requires presidential approval, Rubio stated that today was the most productive day in the 10-month engagement.
Ongoing Process and Remaining Issues
- π The discussions revolved around a foundational document that has been an ongoing working document, evolving with input from both sides.
- πΊπ¦ Extensive engagement with the Ukrainian side, including visits to Kyiv by the Secretary of the Army, helped to further narrow down key points.
- β οΈ A couple of issues still require further work, some involving semantics, others needing higher-level decisions or more time, but they are considered not insurmountable.
Bilateral Focus and European Involvement
- πͺπΊ Discussions involving the EU or NATO were segregated out to be discussed separately with national security advisors from European countries.
- bilateral nature for the most part.
- π€ European allies were briefed on the progress, with assurances that items involving Europe and NATO would be handled separately.
Optimism for Resolution
- ποΈ Rubio expressed strong optimism that an agreement can be reached soon, emphasizing the urgency to end the war and prevent further loss of life and destruction.
- β³ While no firm deadline was set, the aim is to conclude the process as soon as possible, with technical-level discussions continuing even after the main meetings.
- π£οΈ The high-level delegation present had the authority to make decisions, which allowed for significant strides to be made during the in-person meetings.
Russian Involvement and Security Guarantees
- π·πΊ The progress made will need to be presented to the Russian side for their agreement, acknowledging their role in the equation.
- π‘οΈ The need for Ukraine to feel safe and secure, potentially through security guarantees similar to NATO's Article 5, was recognized as a crucial element for a final end to the war.
- πΊπΈ While not detailing specific provisions, Rubio indicated substantial progress has been made on security guarantees and other points.
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