Zelensky recently confirmed that a trilateral session involving Kyiv, Washington, and Moscow is slated for November to revive stalled peace negotiations. While the Kremlin previously identified the United Arab Emirates as the intended host for these discussions, the path to a breakthrough remains fraught with tension. Putin, who initiated the invasion in February 2022, has historically avoided direct face-to-face contact with the Ukrainian leader while maintaining claims over eastern Ukrainian territories.
Despite Trump’s initial 2025 campaign pledge to resolve the war within 24 hours, over a year of sustained American diplomatic efforts has yielded little movement on the ground. The administration's current focus has shifted toward broader energy negotiations, including a reported agreement for Russia to supply diesel, a move intended to stabilize fuel prices impacted by the ongoing conflict in Iran. The success of any upcoming summit rests on whether these peripheral economic deals can translate into a tangible cessation of hostilities.





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