On the 14th and 15th, representatives of Ukraine and the United States held closed-door talks on a “peace agreement” to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in Berlin, the capital of Germany. Zelensky said on the 15th that the talks were “complicated and difficult,” but “productive,” that the positions of the parties are still divided, and Ukraine and the US will continue negotiations. Chen Yu, deputy director of the Eurasian Research Institute of the China Institute of Modern International Relations, said that the Berlin talks were a key meeting between Ukraine and the US on security issues under intense pressure from the US. To prevent Ukraine from making more compromises in the face of American pressure alone, German Chancellor Mertz attended the conference on the first day. On the second day of the conference, French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Stammer and other European leaders also visited Berlin. After the meeting, the European side also issued a joint statement.

On the 14th and 15th, representatives of Ukraine and the United States held closed-door talks on a “peace agreement” to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in Berlin, the capital of Germany. Zelensky said on the 15th that the talks were “complicated and difficult,” but “productive,” that the positions of the parties are still divided, and Ukraine and the US will continue negotiations. Chen Yu, deputy director of the Eurasian Research Institute of the China Institute of Modern International Relations, said that the Berlin talks were a key meeting between Ukraine and the US on security issues under intense pressure from the US. To prevent Ukraine from making more compromises in the face of American pressure alone, German Chancellor Mertz attended the conference on the first day. On the second day of the conference, French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Stammer and other European leaders also visited Berlin. After the meeting, the European side also issued a joint statement.