2025-12-05
27 分钟It's 1,380 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
No compromise.
That's how the Kremlin characterised hours of talks between US and Russian representatives in Moscow this week.
And after returning from the Russian capital,
the US Special Envoy Steve Wittkopf has turned his attention straight back to discussions with the Ukrainian side in Florida.
But Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that this diplomatic back-and-forth could lead to President Trump losing interest
if progress continues to elude his top team.
So as Vladimir Putin accelerates his re-emergence on the world stage with a two-day trip to India,
will Washington's attempt to quicken the pace of diplomacy bear any fruit?
As always, our panel were here to answer your questions on this episode of Ukrainecast.
Ukrainecast from BBC News.
This is a sovereign nation under unprovoked attack.
We are ready to finish this war as quick as possible.
Russia is now preparing for peace.
We are an enemy of NATO.
And we'll do whatever is necessary to ensure our security.
I don't love it.
I don't know when that happens.
It could be big trouble.
This is a game changer for Ukraine and for the European security.