In a meeting that could mark a turning point in international politics, U.S. President Donald Trump met with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, this Sunday. According to the Argentine News Agency, the meeting, held in Florida, is centered on a 20-point peace plan that, according to the American leader, is in its 'final stages.' After more than three years of conflict and with millions of lives at risk, Trump expressed optimism but issued a warning: 'We are in the final stages; if we don't reach an agreement now, this could go on for a long time and cost millions more lives.' The negotiations have been complex. Zelensky stated that any peace plan will be put to a popular vote in Ukraine. 'The last word belongs to the people,' affirmed the leader, making it clear that Ukrainian society will have to approve or reject the proposed ceasefire conditions and territorial reforms. With the foundations of a 'good agreement' already established, the world is watching closely the outcome of this summit, which seeks to defuse the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II. Ahead of the meeting, Trump praised Zelensky's courage and his people: 'They have gone through something that few nations have had to endure.' The initial draft generated resistance in Kiev by proposing drastic concessions, such as the official status of the Russian language and the cession of Crimea and Donbas.
