ZELENSKYY PLEADS: Rubio Reveals Trump's SHOCKING Ukraine Plan—Is Peace Within REACH?

A critical meeting unfolded Saturday at the Munich Security Conference as U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio engaged with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The discussion centered on a potential path forward, with Rubio conveying a message from President Donald Trump: a resolute desire for a conclusive end to the ongoing conflict.

Zelenskyy revealed prior conversations with Trump representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, setting the stage for upcoming trilateral negotiations in Geneva. He expressed cautious optimism, hoping these meetings would prove “truly productive” in seeking a resolution.

The talks build upon recent diplomatic efforts in Abu Dhabi, the details of which Zelenskyy kept closely guarded. He indicated that Ukraine’s negotiating team would fully articulate their position in the coming week, acknowledging that some sensitive discussions are best reserved for direct engagement.

Previously, Zelenskyy disclosed that the U.S. had suggested a timeline for peace – a potential agreement between Moscow and Kyiv by June. This timeline, he suggested, would likely be accompanied by increased pressure from the Trump administration to reach a settlement.

Zelenskyy publicly expressed gratitude for what he described as America’s “constructive approach” to resolving the war. He specifically thanked President Trump, his team, and the American people for their continued support during this tumultuous period.

Rubio also engaged with his G7 counterparts in Munich, focusing on a strategy of “peace through strength.” Discussions encompassed not only the Russia-Ukraine war but also stability in Venezuela and broader global security concerns.

The anticipated trilateral talks in Geneva, involving the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine, are scheduled to commence Tuesday. The world watches, hoping these negotiations will unlock a path toward a lasting and just peace.