Amid ongoing tensions in Ukraine, US Vice President JD Vance announced that efforts are underway to facilitate a meeting involving former President Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The White House is reportedly open to bringing both parties together for peace talks. However, Vance cautioned that any peace deal is unlikely to satisfy either side, warning that both Russia and Ukraine may remain unhappy with potential outcomes. Additionally, Vance stated that the US has ceased direct funding for the Ukraine war, suggesting that European nations may need to take the lead in supporting Ukraine. Meanwhile, Putin has indicated that he is willing to meet with Zelenskyy but claims that certain conditions must first be met. The situation remains fluid, with conflicting reports on the likelihood of a meeting taking place soon.