US, Ukraine to Continue Work on ‘Refined’ Peace Plan to End War with Russia

The United States and Ukraine have announced that they will continue working together on a newly drafted “refined peace framework” aimed at ending the ongoing war with Russia. The announcement followed high level talks in Geneva, where representatives from both nations met to discuss possible pathways toward long-term stability and security in the region.

In a joint statement, both sides confirmed that a draft framework had been produced, though no specific details were released regarding its contents or proposed timelines. Officials emphasized that discussions remain ongoing and sensitive, noting that the refinement process is intended to strengthen diplomatic options while ensuring Ukraine’s sovereignty and security remain at the center of any agreement.

The Geneva talks are part of a broader effort involving Western allies, international partners and diplomatic channels to find a workable resolution to a conflict that has reshaped global politics, disrupted energy supplies, and triggered one of the largest humanitarian crises in Europe in decades.

While analysts remain cautious, the acknowledgment of a refined plan signals a potential shift in diplomatic momentum, even as fighting continues on multiple fronts in Ukraine.