2025年12月6日，烏克蘭宣稱其無人機成功擊中一架俄羅斯蘇-24戰機，但俄方暫未作出回應。同日，美國與烏克蘭持續就俄烏“和平計畫”進行討論，而俄方則表態希望加快和談進程，顯示各方在外交與軍事動態中交錯進行。

此前，12月2日晚至3日凌晨，俄羅斯總統普丁與美國特使威特科夫以及總統川普女婿庫什納舉行近五小時的會談。雙方稱此次會談“富有成效”，但最終未能在烏克蘭問題上達成折中方案。俄方指出，美方部分提議不可接受，後續將由總統助理層面繼續保持接觸與協商。普京在會後公開強硬表態，表示俄羅斯無法接受歐洲對美國提出的俄烏“和平計畫”進行修改，並指責歐洲意圖阻撓和平進程，同時強調俄方已做好應對戰爭的準備。

烏克蘭總統澤連斯基則重申，俄烏和平協議沒有簡單的解決方案，任何決定都必須有烏克蘭的參與，並且須明確安全保障。他表示，烏方正在加大談判努力，期待進一步磋商。隨後，12月4日至5日，美烏代表在佛羅里達州連續舉行會談，美方提出新的思路以彌合雙方分歧。烏方形容談判“艱難但富有成效”，俄方則表示，願基於美方方案推進和談，但若無法透過和平達成目標，將繼續進行軍事行動。雙方的會談預計於12月6日仍將繼續進行。

在軍事行動方面，12月5日，烏克蘭國防部情報總局宣稱，其無人機在克里米亞成功擊中一架俄軍蘇-24戰機，並發布相關影片，但未透露具體發生時間。對此，俄方尚未做出回應。

此外，美國白宮於12月2日宣布，川普已終止前任政府對烏克蘭的“無休止”援助，理由是擔心資金被濫用，並強調不會為這場戰爭“開空白支票”。這一決定對美烏軍事合作與外交談判產生一定影響，也反映出美國內部對持續援烏政策的重新評估。

整體而言，近期俄烏局勢在外交與軍事層面均出現多重動態，從高層和談、無人機襲擊，到美國政策調整，各方互動錯綜複雜，短期內局勢仍存在高度不確定性。

On December 6, 2025, Ukraine announced that its drone had successfully struck a Russian Su-24 fighter jet, though Russia has not yet responded. On the same day, the United States and Ukraine continued discussions on the Russia-Ukraine “peace plan,” while Russia expressed its desire to accelerate the negotiation process, reflecting the intertwined diplomatic and military dynamics in the region.

Earlier, from the evening of December 2 into the early hours of December 3, Russian President Vladimir Putin held nearly five hours of talks with U.S. special envoy Whitaker and President Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner. Both sides described the meeting as “productive,” but no compromise solution was reached regarding the Ukraine issue. Russia stated that some U.S. proposals were unacceptable and that further communication would continue at the presidential aide level. Following the meeting, Putin publicly expressed a firm stance, declaring that Russia could not accept European attempts to modify the U.S.-proposed Russia-Ukraine “peace plan,” accusing Europe of trying to obstruct the peace process, and emphasizing that Russia was prepared to respond to the war.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized that there is no simple solution to a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement, asserting that any decisions must include Ukraine’s participation and clearly outline security guarantees. He stated that Ukraine is intensifying its negotiation efforts and looks forward to further discussions. Subsequently, from December 4 to 5, U.S. and Ukrainian representatives held consecutive meetings in Florida. The U.S. proposed new approaches to bridge the gaps, while Ukraine described the negotiations as “difficult but productive.” Russia expressed willingness to advance talks based on the U.S. proposals but warned that military operations would continue if peace failed to achieve objectives. Talks were expected to continue on December 6.

On the military front, on December 5, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s intelligence agency claimed that its drone successfully struck a Russian Su-24 fighter jet in Crimea and released related footage, though the exact timing of the incident was not disclosed. Russia has not issued any response.

In addition, on December 2, the White House announced that Trump had terminated the previous administration’s “endless” aid to Ukraine, citing concerns over potential misuse of funds and emphasizing that the U.S. would not give a “blank check” for the war. This decision affects U.S.-Ukraine military cooperation and diplomatic negotiations, reflecting a reassessment of U.S. aid policy.

Overall, recent developments in the Russia-Ukraine situation show complex interactions across both diplomatic and military arenas. From high-level talks and drone attacks to shifts in U.S. policy, the situation remains highly uncertain in the near term.