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It's been a day big on diplomatic activity,
but light on clarity as far as the future of the war in Ukraine is concerned.
President Zelensky has indicated that he's ready to meet President Trump to discuss what is seen as the most sensitive points of the U.S.
Drafted Peace Agreement.
But he wants his European allies there too,
something he told a group of European leaders known collectively as the Coalition of the Willing.
Ukraine has made amendments to a framework for peace,
but it's not clear if Russia will accept those revisions.
And the White House has referred to what it called a delicate details,
which still have to be thrashed out with Moscow.
President Trump, though, has said he's sending his envoy, Steve Witkoff,
to meet Putin in Moscow,
in the hope of finalising the peace plan for Ukraine that Washington drafted.
He says that's now been fine-tuned more on that in a moment.
But all of this diplomatic effort can't disguise the impact the war continues to have on ordinary Ukrainians.
There was another large-scale drone and missile attack overnight.
James Waterhouse has sent this report from Kyiv.