US agrees to offer Ukraine security guarantees in peace talks, officials say

• The U.S. has agreed to offer unspecified security guarantees to Ukraine as part of a peace deal to end Russia's nearly four-year war.
• Talks with President Zelenskyy and Trump's envoys narrowed differences on security guarantees and Russia's demand for land concession in Donbas.
• European leaders committed to "robust security guarantees," including a U.S.-supported, European-led "multinational force Ukraine."
• Future talks are likely this weekend, with President Trump expected to participate in discussions with negotiators and European leaders.
• Key obstacles remain regarding Ukraine's postwar security, the fate of occupied territories, and Ukraine's NATO bid.

Why It Matters: US security guarantees could end the Ukraine war, reshaping global stability.