US EditionWhite House Holds Briefing After Confirming New Plan to End War in Ukraine
The 28-point plan proposes US security guarantees for Ukraine in exchange for territorial concessions to Russia, including Crimea and parts of Donetsk and Luhansk, officials said.
- On Thursday, the Trump administration drafted a 28-point plan for a negotiated settlement that would grant Russia parts of Ukraine in exchange for U.S. security guarantees.
- Axios reported the plan was secretly drafted with Moscow while Steve Witkoff, Trump special envoy, and Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State, worked quietly for a month, the White House said.
- The plan would require Ukraine to reduce its army to 400,000 personnel, recognize Crimea and other regions, give Russia de facto control over Luhansk and Donetsk, and cut long-range weapons.
- Pentagon officials traveled to Ukraine Friday, and Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian President, met US army senior officials Thursday as Kyiv prepares to discuss the peace plan with President Donald Trump; Zelensky recently said, `It is a matter of our country's survival`.
- Critics say the proposal echoes Moscow's demands as observers note it suggests Russian involvement and analysts warn ceding territory Ukraine controls could leave it vulnerable; the Kremlin said Thursday any peace deal must address war causes.
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The new US peace plan takes more concrete forms. It includes 28 points, which are unlikely to be acceptable to Ukraine. Therefore, Kiev would have to abandon the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as well as the Crimea.
They are proposals that would demand tough concessions from Ukraine: with a 28-point plan, US President Trump wants to end the war. Now details of the secret document so far have become known.
Donald Trump has launched a new diplomatic drive to end the war in Ukraine, a conflict that promised to end “in 24 hours” and that has so far only left him frustrated. The latest attempt is articulated around a 28-point plan, the content of which has been leaked to several European and American media. The form and content are parallel to the 20-point plan for peace in Gaza, to which the UN backed last week. Like the one in the Middle East, Ukrai…
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