- Trilateral peace talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States are restarting on Sunday.
- The primary focus of the negotiations will be resolving disputes over territory, particularly concerning the Donbas region.
- Ahead of the talks, Russian and US officials are meeting in Florida to coordinate their positions.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear anything new about Ukraine and Russia?

B: Oh, hi Kenji! No, not really. What’s happening?

A: Well, apparently peace talks are starting again this Sunday!

B: Really? That’s good news, right?

A: Yeah, it seems so. They had a first meeting in Abu Dhabi recently.

B: Abu Dhabi? Wow, fancy location! What did they talk about?

A: They covered a lot of military stuff, trying to figure out how to end the war. Russia said the meeting was pretty good.

B: That's positive! But... are they actually making progress?

A: Hmm, not so much on the territory issue. That's the big problem.

B: Territory? What's the disagreement there?

A: Russia wants Ukraine to give up the Donbas region. You know, the area in the east. Russia already claimed it, remember?

B: Ah, yes! That’s tough for Ukraine to accept, I imagine.

A: Exactly. Now, Russia’s special envoy is in Florida, meeting with the US.

B: Florida? Coordinating before the talks? Sounds serious.

A: It does. They're mostly going to talk about the land and Ukraine's security.

B: Fingers crossed they can find some common ground! It's a complicated situation.



A: Me too! Let’s hope for the best.