I can cautiously say that the U.S. has recognized the changing realities of the war

I can cautiously say that the U.S. has recognized the changing realities of the war
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The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry believes that the U.S. side recognizes the changing reality on the battlefield and in the skies over Ukraine and Russia, as well as the need to update approaches to the peace process. Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi said this at a briefing, according to a Ukrinform correspondent. 'We are aware of new ideas, certain approaches and elements. I will not disclose them publicly. Diplomacy must have room for negotiations,' he said, referring to a meeting with U.S. special representatives in Kyiv. Tykhyi believes that trilateral talks must be held to determine which ideas can be developed and to help bring the war to an end. According to him, both the Ukrainian and U.S. sides have such ideas. The Foreign Ministry spokesperson also noted that the reality has changed since the 28-point U.S. plan was discussed. 'Since then, the reality has changed on the battlefield and in the skies over Russia and Ukraine, so we need to update our approach. I can cautiously say that the U.S. side, not just the Ukrainian side, recognizes these updated approaches,' the diplomat said. He also stated that Ukraine was ready to resume work in the trilateral format and that, in Kyiv's view, a leaders' meeting would be the most effective format for this purpose. As previously reported by Ukrinform, during a meeting with representatives of the U.S. president in Kyiv, Volodymyr Zelensky received a message from them that 'the Russians are ready for talks.'

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