In a recent meeting held in Geneva, Ukrainian and American officials worked on establishing detailed security parameters and economic agreements as a foundation for future negotiations. The focus was on making the next tripartite meeting involving the USA and Russia as productive as possible, according to Umerov's statements. This initiative reflects a proactive approach to ensure that the upcoming discussions yield substantial outcomes in the context of Ukraine's reconstruction efforts after the ongoing conflict.

Both the American and Ukrainian teams have agreed to continue their efforts in drafting a detailed document, particularly addressing the plans for future reconstruction and investments in Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the importance of leadership-level meetings but noted that Moscow continues to reject dialogues between Putin and Zelensky. The next anticipated meeting between Ukraine, the USA, and Russia is likely to occur in the United Arab Emirates in early March, which could prove crucial in determining the future of negotiations.

The backdrop of these discussions is the increasing push for peace in Ukraine, which gained momentum following the inauguration of US President Donald Trump in January 2025. Trump has frequently communicated with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which has stirred varying sentiments regarding the possibility of peace. As plans evolve, maintaining a focused effort on reconstruction will be vital for Ukraine's recovery and development post-conflict.