Negotiations between Ukraine and the United States in Miami ended early, according to media

Negotiations between the Ukrainian, United States, and European delegations in Miami ended early. This was reported by Radio Free Europe journalist in Washington, Alex Rauhoghlu, on his X account.

— Tomorrow there will be no meeting. The talks in Miami ended earlier than planned, he wrote.

Trump’s special envoy Steve Whitcomb stated that the talks allegedly went well. According to him, the delegations "conducted constructive discussions on possible steps toward de-escalation and ending the war with Russia ahead of winter."

- The discussions covered a broad range of issues, including short-term measures related to winter preparedness (energy resilience, grain exports), security guarantees, and long-term security arrangements for Ukraine and Europe to prevent future conflicts and support post-war recovery and economic prosperity in Ukraine, including accession to the EU, he wrote.

As Whitcomb noted, the "productive exchange of views" allowed identifying directions for work ahead of the next contacts between the United States and Russia. He did not provide further details.

Negotiations among Ukraine, the United States, and Europe took place in Miami 9 October. The Ukrainian delegation included the head of the Servant of the People faction, Dmytro Arakhamia; the head of the SBU, Rustem Umerov; the head of the Office of the President, Kyrylo Budanov; and the first deputy head of the VP, Serhiy Kyslytsia. It was then said that the talks would last two days.

10 October, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that Ukraine’s delegation at the Florida talks is being used merely as a "screen" in the context of the United States and Russia reaching deals on the export of Russian diesel.

10 October, the United States threatened to withhold intelligence data from Ukraine over strikes on Russian oil refineries.