Ukraine proposes new peace terms at Oslo talks, Reuters reports

Ukraine presented new proposals to end the war during negotiations in Oslo, with US officials calling the dialogue with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy constructive and reporting significant progress. The talks involved US, Ukrainian, Norwegian, Finnish, European, and NATO representatives, covering security guarantees for Ukraine, a post-war economic recovery plan, and European security architecture. US envoy Steve Witkoff then traveled to meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin with a coordinated approach and updated settlement plan. The negotiations occurred amid US President Donald Trump's pressure on Ukraine to resolve the conflict quickly. Ukraine hopes for a direct trilateral meeting of leaders from Ukraine, the US, and Russia, while Moscow has been pushing for a trilateral summit involving the US, Russia, and China.