US Vice President Vance says Kyiv and Moscow agree to resume US-mediated peace talks

obozrevatel.com (Ukrainian) —

US Vice President JD Vance said on October 22 that Kyiv and Moscow have agreed to return to peace talks mediated by Washington, though significant differences remain over details of a potential deal. Speaking before a flight from Kentucky to Nebraska, Vance acknowledged the sides are "too far apart" on some negotiation points, citing optimism from special envoy Steve Witkoff. He said the US will attempt to achieve progress and try again if needed. Vance noted that "sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't," while Trump's team continues efforts to end the war. Reports suggest Trump hopes for a December 2026 agreement at the G20 summit in Miami.


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