Top Trump Allies to Meet Ukrainian Delegation in Florida

Rubio, Witkoff, and Kushner to revisit disputed peace plan

On Sunday, a small delegation of former Trump officials — Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, real‑estate magnate Steve Witkoff, and ex‑White House senior adviser Jared Kushner — will sit down with Ukrainian representatives at a resort in Palm Beach. The meeting is intended to revive talks on a controversial peace framework that sparked a wave of criticism after it was revealed to contain a 28‑point outline drafted with input from Russian officials.

The proposal, which was first leaked last week, called for a series of concessions that many in Washington and Kyiv described as overly favorable to Moscow. Critics argued that the plan undermined Ukraine’s sovereignty and ignored the country’s security concerns. In response, the Ukrainian side has demanded substantial revisions before any further negotiations can proceed.

According to sources close to the talks, the Florida gathering will focus on three core issues: territorial adjustments, security guarantees, and humanitarian provisions. Both parties say they remain committed to a diplomatic solution, even as political pressure mounts in Washington. The outcome of the Sunday session could shape the next round of negotiations in Europe and influence the broader debate over how to end the war in Ukraine.