The White House plans to resolve differences with Ukraine on two of the most fundamental points today"peace plan", namely territories and security guarantees. As it says Axios, these issues will be the focus of talks between delegations from the two countries in Miami.

"The Ukrainians know what we expect from them," a senior American official told the publication ahead of the meeting.

Axios adds that the US and Ukraine are working to finalize the US"peace plan", which has been significantly revised over several days of negotiations in order to make Kyiv willing to accept it. Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and his son-in-law Jared Kushner are now expected to present the document to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin on Tuesday.

The Ukrainian delegation, led by National Security Advisor Rustem Umerov, is already in Miami to meet with American colleagues at the exclusive Witkoff Shell Bay Golf Club.

The delegation also includes Deputy Foreign Minister Serhiy Kyslytsia, Ambassador to the United States Olga Stefanishyna, Chief of the General Staff Andriy Hnatov, and representatives of Ukrainian special services, Ukrainian officials reported.

Meanwhile, the American delegation includes Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Witkoff, and Kushner.

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Earlier, The Telegraph wrote that Trump's"peace plan" is "not disgusting enough" to end the war. It is known that the initial 28-point peace plan required Ukraine to give up its controlled territories in Donbas, but this demand was later softened after negotiations with the Ukrainian delegation in Geneva.

"This is a disgusting proposal, a betrayal of Ukraine and a blow to the international order. But it is almost certainly not disgusting, treasonous or destructive enough to end the war," the publication noted.

At the same time, The Wall Street Journal reported that Putin's reaction to the"peace plan" The US reveals his true goal in Ukraine. In particular, he stated that the fighting will stop only"when Ukrainian troops leave the territories they hold."

"Putin's statements indicate that ultimately the Russian leader wants to strip Ukraine of its sovereignty, restore Moscow's influence over Kyiv, and stop NATO's incursion into a region that Russia considers its sphere of influence. This means that any agreement that does not meet Putin's core goals is a failure," the publication added.