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US-mediated Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations

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U.S. officials have signaled a push toward diplomatic resolutions for the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. President Donald Trump suggested the war is nearing an end, noting an anticipation that oil prices will decrease once the conflict concludes. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has characterized the war as fundamentally a conflict over the Donbas region, ~~describing~~ which comprises approximately 11 percent of Ukrainian territory. Rubio described the current stalemate as a “strategic impossibility” because Moscow has failed to secure the area militarily while Kyiv refuses to cede territory. ~~Rubio~~ He emphasized that ~~there is no~~ a military ~~solution~~ victory for either side is unachievable and that ~~the~~ both parties will need to make concessions to reach a peace agreement. Rubio acknowledged that Ukraine has legitimate reasons for refusing territorial concessions regarding its national sovereignty and long-term security. The United States ~~is prepared~~ has expressed readiness to act as a ~~mediator, provided both parties engage~~ mediator in ~~negotiations.~~ potential tripartite negotiations involving the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia. Recent developments indicate potential for diplomatic contact, with Russian President Vladimir Putin suggesting Moscow may resume U.S.-backed talks in November, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressing support for trilateral negotiations.

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