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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2025 · 2 MIN

“Readout of Peace Talks in Geneva”

from The White House In Audio · host Instaread Podcast

“Readout of Peace Talks in Geneva” This briefing describes a high-level meeting in Geneva between: Secretary Rubio Special Envoy Witkoff Mr. Jared Kushner Secretary Driscoll And the Ukrainian delegation Nature of the meeting The meeting was extensive, productive, candid, and detailed. It focused on the latest draft agreements in a spirit of partnership and shared purpose. Ukrainian concerns addressed Ukraine confirmed that its principal concerns were thoroughly discussed: They appreciated the structured approach for incorporating their feedback into each part of the emerging settlement framework. View of the current draft Ukrainian representatives said the current draft: They highlighted a stronger security guarantees architecture, plus commitments on: U.S. position Secretary Rubio and his team reaffirmed: Next steps Both sides welcomed the steady progress. They agreed to continue consultations as the agreements move toward final refinement. The meeting is described as a significant step forward, with the understanding that continued close coordination will be essential to achieving a durable, comprehensive peace. Main points

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