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Features|Russia-Ukraine warUkraine’s patience with US peace push wears thin as Russia skirts pressureThe US is putting too much pressure on Kyiv and not enough on Moscow, says Ukraine’s Zelenskyy after another inconclusive round of talks.

Ukraine has expressed dissatisfaction with the ongoing peace negotiations involving Russia and the United States, citing perceived imbalances in US pressure during the discussions. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that the current outcomes are not…

PBy Paige MonroeFeb 20, 20261 min read

Ukraine has expressed dissatisfaction with the ongoing peace negotiations involving Russia and the United States, citing perceived imbalances in US pressure during the discussions. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that the current outcomes are not satisfactory to Ukrainians.

During the talks in Geneva, Ukraine rejected Russia's demand to concede the remaining eastern Donetsk region not under Russian control, stating it is unacceptable to Ukrainians. Current statistics indicate that Russia controls approximately 19 percent of Ukraine's territory.

A recent survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology revealed that 54 percent of Ukrainians oppose transferring the entire Donetsk region to Russia, even with strong security guarantees. Zelenskyy favors maintaining the current line of contact as a basis for further negotiations.

There are differing perspectives on the role of the United States in the peace negotiations. US President Trump has attributed delays in reaching a peace agreement to Ukraine. However, US senators visiting Odesa have advocated for increased pressure on Russia to act in good faith during negotiations.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that the current outcomes are not satisfactory to Ukrainians.
Paige Monroe · Thehackingpost

Russia's military actions during the Geneva talks, including missile and drone strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, highlight ongoing tensions. Zelenskyy has called for halting Russian energy sales circumventing sanctions and stopping the export of components to Russia's military industry.

Ukraine has made territorial gains in Dnipropetrovsk and plans to enhance drone production to support military efforts. European allies have pledged significant military aid, totaling 38 billion euros, to support Ukraine's defense efforts. The European Union has also committed to providing 90 billion euros in financial aid over the next two years.

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The US Senate has allocated $400 million annually for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, despite President Trump's opposition. European nations are expected to play a major role in a proposed "reassurance force" to police the line of contact following any ceasefire agreement.

Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.

AI transparency. This article was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and published under human editorial oversight. AI systems can make mistakes. Read how we use AI (EU AI Act, Art. 50).
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