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World · 7 February 2026

Zelenskyy reveals US sets June deadline for Ukraine-Russia peace deal

Zelenskyy reveals US sets June deadline for Ukraine-Russia peace deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the US established a strict June deadline for a peace agreement with Russia. Speaking February 7, Zelenskyy confirmed participation in upcoming trilateral talks likely in Miami. The negotiations involve a massive $12 trillion Russian economic proposal dubbed the "Dmitriev package." This follows failed deadlines set by President Trump last year. Meanwhile, conflict escalates as Russia launches over 400 drones, forcing nuclear plants to cut output.

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