President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has revealed that the United States has set a new deadline for a potential peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, aiming for a resolution by June. This comes as a surprise, given the ongoing nature of the conflict and the previous missed deadlines. The US has been under pressure to facilitate a peaceful resolution, with Zelenskyy expressing hope that the latest proposal will lead to a breakthrough. The Trump administration's involvement has been a point of interest, with the president promising to 'end the war in 24 hours' and later setting a 100-day deadline, which also failed to materialize. The recent peace talks in Abu Dhabi, led by the US, did not yield significant results, but the head of Ukraine's presidential office described them as 'genuinely constructive'. The next round of trilateral talks is scheduled to take place in the US, possibly in Miami, according to Zelenskyy, who hinted that the June deadline might be strategically linked to the upcoming midterm elections in the United States.
