A: Hey there, heard any interesting news today?
B: Not really, what's up?

A: Well, I just learned that US and Ukraine officials met in Florida to talk about peace!
B: Oh, really? What was the main topic of discussion?

A: They were focusing on a plan to bring peace, but it's not just about stopping the fighting. The goal is also to protect Ukraine's independence and prosperity.
B: That sounds important. Did they make any progress during their meeting?

A: Yeah, they seemed pretty happy with how things went. But there's more work to be done, it's a delicate situation that requires careful handling.
B: I see. And what about Russia? How will they fit into this peace plan?

A: Well, talks involving Russia won't be easy, according to Rubio. There's a US special envoy who's planning on meeting Putin this week to discuss further.
B: Ukraine had some concerns about the original peace plan, right?

A: Yeah, they thought it required too many concessions from Kyiv, which matches with what Russia was demanding. But it seems there were some modifications discussed in their previous meeting.
B: I hope they can find a solution that works for both sides. By the way, did anything happen to Ukraine's chief negotiator?

A: Yeah, Andriy Yermak resigned amid a corruption investigation. He was the closest aide to President Zelenskyy and served as Ukraine's chief negotiator during their meeting in Geneva last month. It might impact the negotiations moving forward.