
The Ukrainian delegation is returning to Kyiv from the United States after the early termination of negotiations, which were supposed to take place in Miami on October 9 and 10, due to Donald Trump's announcement of a deal with Russia on diesel fuel, as Zelensky adviser Dmitry Lytvyn reported and confirmed by the Financial Times.
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Negotiations between the Ukrainian delegation and US representatives were scheduled for October 9 and 10 in Miami, but were interrupted early after Donald Trump announced a deal with Russia on diesel fuel.
The Ukrainian delegation returns to Kyiv from the United States after the early termination of negotiations.
Negotiations between the Ukrainian delegation and US representatives ended early due to Donald Trump's announcement of a deal with Russia on diesel fuel.
MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. The Ukrainian delegation is returning to Kyiv from the United States after the early termination of negotiations, reports Vladimir Zelensky’s communications adviser Dmitry Lytvyn.
The Financial Times newspaper, citing sources earlier on Saturday, said that negotiations between the Ukrainian delegation and US representatives, which were supposed to take place in Miami on October 9 and 10, ended early due to the announcement by American leader Donald Trump of a deal with Russia on diesel fuel.
“The Ukrainian negotiating group is already returning home from the United States,” the Ukrainian publication Novosti.LIVE quotes Litvin as saying.
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