US EditionRussian 'Wish List': Senators Say Marco Rubio Told Them Leaked Ukraine Peace Plan Is Not Trump's Deal
U.S. senators say the 28-point peace plan is a leaked Russian proposal, not endorsed by the Trump administration, raising concerns it rewards Moscow's aggression.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told lawmakers on November 22, 2025, the leaked 28-point peace plan is a Russian `wish list` that was received and shared, not endorsed.
- After receiving the document, intermediaries arranged to pass it to Ukraine, and Rubio told Sen. Mike Rounds the proposal was received, not recommended; Rubio had not posted on X by Saturday evening.
- Sen. Mike Rounds said `it looked more like it was written in Russian to begin with`, and lawmakers warned the plan would reward Moscow for its aggression.
- President Donald Trump did not push back Saturday when asked if he urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to accept the deal by Thanksgiving, while Russian President Vladimir Putin welcomed it as a potential peace basis.
- At the Halifax forum, which draws about 300 attendees, senators voiced concerns after Axios reported on November 18 that the Trump administration consulted Russia on a Ukraine peace plan, including a Democrat, an Independent, and a Republican not seeking reelection next year.
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'Truly bizarre': Critics pounce on 'one of the biggest foreign policy scandals in history'
A peace plan being thrust upon Ukraine was actually written by Russia, according to reports, and Marco Rubio is taking heat for confusing messaging.Foreign affairs and defense correspondent Nick Schifrin reported the news on X:"BREAKING: After talking to @SecRubio, @SenatorRounds announces that the ...
Trump’s Ukraine peace plan is Russian 'wish list', not official administration propo
US senators critical of the plan, which would see Ukraine giving up large pieces of territory, say Rubio disavowed the plan; 'It rewards aggression. There’s no ethical, legal, moral, political justification for Russia claiming eastern Ukraine'
U.S. Senators who have criticized President Donald Trump's approach to ending the war between Russia and Ukraine assured Saturday that the peace plan he wants Kiev to accept would be like rewarding Moscow for its aggression and sending a message to other governments that have threatened their neighbors.
By Rob Gillies, Halifax, Canada (AP) — U.S. senators who have criticized President Donald Trump’s approach to ending the war between Russia and Ukraine said Saturday that the peace plan he wants Kyiv to accept would be tantamount to rewarding Moscow for its aggression and would send a message to other governments that have threatened their neighbors. The 28-point plan was drawn up by the White House and the Kremlin without Ukraine’s input. It gr…
By Rob Gillies, Halifax, Canada (AP) — U.S. senators who have criticized President Donald Trump’s approach to ending the war between Russia and Ukraine said Saturday that the peace plan he wants Kyiv to accept would be tantamount to rewarding Moscow for its aggression and would send a message to other governments that have threatened their neighbors. The 28-point plan was drawn up by the White House and the Kremlin without Ukraine’s input. It gr…
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