The U.S. has agreed with Ukraine on proposals to achieve peace and will bring them to Moscow on Wednesday

This was reported by Ukrainian President Volodyr Zelensky following negotiations in Oslo with Whitcoff and Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. He also noted that Washington and Kyiv have resumed intelligence sharing, and the full operation of Starlink will be restored within the next 48 hours. "We discussed various proposals: NATO, Article 5 [of the NATO charter], guarantees similar to Article 5 [which implies a collective military response in case of an attack on one of the alliance members] — there are different security guarantees that exist on paper, in the document, which Steve [Whitcoff] will convey to the Russians," Zelensky said. He added that the Kremlin's response should be known "within a day." Whitcoff will travel to the Russian Federation on October 21 to meet with the Russian leadership and discuss peace initiatives, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, who also participated in the negotiations, reported. "He [Whitcoff] will share the ideas that were discussed today, as well as proposals developed by European and American colleagues. This may open the way for a meeting at the leaders' level The American and European teams, together with Ukraine, have done substantial work on key issues," he said. Another participant in today's meeting in Oslo, Finnish President Alexander Stubb, in turn, stated that the parties managed to "achieve real progress — on two levels." "The first is the overall picture. The second is the short-term perspective. In the overall picture, we found some elements of peace that will be presented in St. Petersburg tomorrow. We discussed key elements of security and key elements of the economy," he reported. According to Stubb, negotiations "at the technical level" are progressing "quite successfully," The Moscow Times quotes.