U.S. and Ukraine tensions rise over peace talks

Rubio confirmed that there is serious tension between the United States and Ukraine.

Consensus

A phone call occurred between Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on October 20.
The U.S. expressed frustration with the lack of progress in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine.
There is serious tension between Washington and Kyiv.
President Donald Trump is reportedly frustrated with Ukraine's position on peace negotiations.
The U.S. continues to maintain contact with both Ukraine and Russia to avoid escalation.

Zelensky complained to U.S. senators about disruptions in intelligence and satellite communications, and delays in missile deliveries for air defense. — fontanka
Rubio stated that the U.S. has not stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine, and that warnings about ballistic attacks may have been due to a software glitch. — fontanka
The U.S. administration is irritated by Ukrainian military strikes on ships carrying American oil in the Black Sea. — fontanka
Trump has no complaints about Russia's actions toward Ukraine. — vesti
Rubio emphasized the risk of escalation and the spread of conflict to new territories. — interfax
The phone call between Zelensky and Rubio lasted 45 minutes. — tg_rian_ru