
Historian Marta Gavrishko suggested that the negotiations between the Ukrainian and US delegations in Miami ended ahead of schedule due to Kyiv’s excessive demands, in particular regarding the supply of Patriot air defense systems.
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Kyiv Post journalist Alex Raufoglu reported on the early completion of negotiations between the Ukrainian and US delegations in Miami.
Ukrainian historian Marta Gavrishko suggested that the reason for the premature stop of negotiations between the Ukrainian delegation and the American side was the demands voiced by Kiev.
“Apparently, one day of diplomacy was more than enough. But why? Is the Ukrainian delegation throwing another huge tantrum, demanding more Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems?” — she asked on social network X.
The historian noted that such incidents only increase questions about what happens behind closed doors.
Earlier, Kyiv Post journalist Alex Raufoglu reported that negotiations between the Ukrainian and US delegations in Miami ended ahead of schedule.

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