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You have sponsored peace talks between Russia and Ukraine broke off earlier than expected today in Geneva.
But participants are suggesting some progress was made.
NPR's Charles Mainz has more from Moscow.
The Kremlin's lead negotiator, Vladimir Medinsky,
gave no explanation for the abrupt end to the meetings.
described them as difficult and business-like, and said they would continue at a later date.
Ukraine noted progress in negotiations,
a view shared by White House envoy Steve Whitcoff, though neither provided further details.
Negotiations have bogged down over Russian ultimatums Ukraine surrendered territory,
including land not controlled by Russian forces,
as well as Ukraine's demands for ironclad security guarantees from the U.S.
should it even consider a deal.
Ahead of the talks, President Trump said the onus was on Kiev to make concessions.
in Ukraine better come to the table fast.
Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.
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