Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that his chief negotiator will meet with American negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on Thursday in Geneva. This meeting is part of ongoing discussions about a 'prosperity package' aimed at aiding Ukraine's reconstruction after the war. Zelensky emphasized the importance of this dialogue as Ukraine seeks to rebuild amidst the ongoing conflict.

In addition to reconstruction efforts, the meeting will also focus on the planning of a possible meeting between Ukraine, Russia, and the USA, which Zelensky hopes could occur in early March. The discussions come amid uncertain dynamics, as the situation in Ukraine continues to evolve with significant international implications. Zelensky's proactive approach indicates Ukraine's desire to engage its allies in shaping future post-war strategies.

Despite the announcement of the meeting, there has not yet been any confirmation from officials in Russia or the USA about their participation or acknowledgment of the planned talks. On Tuesday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated he could not comment on when or where any potential negotiation meeting with Ukraine might occur, reflecting the complexities and ongoing tensions surrounding the negotiations. These developments highlight the fragile nature of diplomatic relations and the challenges that lie ahead in achieving peace and reconstruction efforts in Ukraine.