外媒：特朗普称，俄乌冲突是否结束将在“未来几周内”明确

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky at Mar-a-Lago indicates potential progress towards a resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with Trump suggesting that clarity on the situation may emerge in the coming weeks [1][3]. Group 1: Meeting Outcomes - Trump stated that the end of the Russia-Ukraine conflict could be determined in "a few weeks" if progress is made, but could take longer if not [1]. - The two leaders discussed the "20-point peace plan," achieving about 95% consensus, although a couple of "very tricky" issues remain unresolved [3]. - Zelensky emphasized that the territorial issues are still contentious and must ultimately be decided by the Ukrainian people, with the possibility of a public vote on any part of the plan [3]. Group 2: Potential Actions - Trump expressed openness to visiting Ukraine if it would help in achieving a peace agreement, although he noted that such a visit is not guaranteed [3]. - Zelensky assured Trump that he would be welcomed in Ukraine, indicating a positive reception for potential diplomatic efforts [3]. - Trump also mentioned a productive phone call with Russian President Putin, highlighting the complexity of the situation and the challenges of achieving a ceasefire [4].