US EditionFull text of US peace proposal at odds with Ukrainian, EU positions, Reuters reports
- US envoy Steve Witkoff presented peace proposals for ending the war in Ukraine to officials in Paris on April 17.
- President Donald Trump seeks a swift resolution to the conflict, prompting these discussions.
- Documents seen by Reuters reveal significant divergences between the US proposals and counterproposals from Ukraine and Europe.
- Approximately one fifth of Ukraine's land remains under Moscow's control.
- Ukrainian and European officials resisted specific US proposals, offering their own counterproposals.
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According to Trump's "last offer", Europeans and Ukraine have now presented their own peace plan, with clear differences to the US proposal.
The US wants to mediate a deal between Russia and Ukraine and has made a concrete proposal. An overview.
The U.S. has submitted to Ukraine its "last offer" for peace with Russia. For Kiev, the proposal is an imposition. Days later, the country is now presenting a counterproposal together with European nations. Read here in detail what exactly the plans differ.
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