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Zelenskiy Highlights Potential for Major Decisions Ahead of Trump Meeting

Zelenskiy Highlights Potential for Major Decisions Ahead of Trump Meeting

Post by : Saif Rahman

Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the President of Ukraine, has stated that crucial decisions regarding the war in Ukraine are likely to be made before the New Year, as he prepares for an imminent meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. This comes amidst heightened diplomatic initiatives by Washington aimed at concluding the prolonged conflict with Russia.

During a statement on Friday, Zelenskiy announced the upcoming meeting with Trump, emphasizing the importance of timing. He suggested that the forthcoming discussions could significantly influence peace efforts moving forward. He mentioned that many core issues are nearing resolution on paper, although final agreements are still in the works.

The Ukrainian leader underscored the need for sensitive discussions, particularly those around territorial integrity and long-term security, to occur directly between the two heads of state. Kyiv believes that a high-level meeting with Trump is essential for making substantial advances on matters that lower-level negotiators might struggle to resolve alone.

Zelenskiy’s comments followed new dialogues involving Ukrainian representatives and high-ranking U.S. officials. On Thursday, he met with Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, along with Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law. These talks centered on a broader plan aimed at resolving the conflict and supporting Ukraine's post-war reconstruction.

According to Zelenskiy, numerous documents related to this strategy are now fully prepared, while others are close to completion. He described the process as intricate and demanding, reflecting the extensive political, military, and economic challenges ahead in achieving peace.

This week, Zelenskiy rolled out a 20-point draft peace plan, which lays out the main framework for resolving the conflict. This plan includes robust security assurances for Ukraine to avert future Russian aggression. Kyiv has consistently maintained that any peace agreement should safeguard its long-term independence and security.

Nonetheless, significant disagreements persist. Zelenskiy has recognized that territorial negotiations between Ukraine and the United States are still unresolved. Russia has been insisting that Ukraine cede portions of its territory, including regions currently under Ukrainian jurisdiction. In response, Ukraine has staunchly opposed these demands, asserting that conceding land would neither appease aggression nor ensure the country’s future stability.

Another contentious point is the control over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which is Europe’s largest nuclear facility and currently under Russian control. The future of this facility remains a critical and sensitive subject. Zelenskiy indicated that ongoing discussions require careful consideration due to pertinent safety and security issues.

This renewed diplomatic focus emerges as the war continues to significantly impact Ukraine’s citizens, economy, and infrastructure. Millions have been displaced, cities have been ravaged, and the conflict has altered global politics and energy dynamics. Many in Ukraine hope that strong international backing, especially from the U.S., can facilitate a fair and lasting peace.

Zelenskiy’s remark that “many decisions can be made before the New Year” reflects both optimism and urgency. The upcoming meeting with Trump is anticipated to be pivotal, not just for Ukraine and the U.S., but for Europe and the international community currently eager for positive developments.

While formidable challenges remain, the Ukrainian President’s statements indicate that diplomatic efforts are accelerating. The outcome of these discussions could hinge on difficult decisions, strong assurances, and the readiness of all parties to pursue peace rather than prolonged hostilities.

Dec. 26, 2025 3:27 p.m. 149

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