"To remove the threat of a third Russian invasion". Zelenskyy and the delegation had a new conversation with the United States

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and members of the Ukrainian delegation had a new call with the U.S. president Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner regarding the end of Russia's war against Ukraine. About this reported the head of state in his social media.

On the part of Ukraine, the chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine also took part in the conversation Andriy Hnatov and the head of the Ukrainian delegation and the secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Rustem Umerov. The president said the phone conversation was "long and informative," and "very substantive and constructive."

"We paid attention to many aspects and quickly discussed the key things that can guarantee the end of the bloodshed and remove the threat of a third Russian invasion, as well as the threat of Russia's failure to fulfill its promises, as it has done many times in the past," Zelenskyy said.

According to him, Ukraine is ready to continue working honestly with the United States to "really bring peace." The president added that the parties agreed on the next steps and formats of negotiations with Washington.

Traditionally, the head of state thanked his American counterpart Trump "for such an intensive approach to the negotiations."

"I am waiting for Rustem Umerov and General Gnatov with a detailed report. We can't discuss everything over the phone, so we need to work with the teams in detail on ideas and proposals. Our approach is that everything must be able to work, every important thing for peace, security and reconstruction," the head of Ukraine summarized.

• Earlier, the head of the Ukrainian delegation said that following a new round of talks on a peace plan, Kyiv and Washington agreed on a framework of security arrangements.
• At the same time, French president Macron announced that he and Zelenskyy, along with the heads of the British and German governments, would meet on December 8 to to assess the situation and negotiations under US mediation.
• The parties do not disclose the full content of the peace plan. However, the Ukrainian delegation confirmed that during the first talks held in Geneva, the reduction of the Armed Forces was not discussed, and the fact that the document exclude the amnesty clause for both Russia and Ukraine.