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Ukraine, US to start talks in Switzerland on Trump's plan to end war, says Kyiv
Putin claims Russia helped shape the U.S. 28-point peace plan and says Kyiv resists it despite Kremlin demands and U.S. pressure for a swift deal before Thanksgiving.
- On Friday, US President Donald Trump set a November 27 deadline for Ukraine to accept a 28-point US plan, linking it to a next-Thursday cutoff mentioned in a Fox Radio interview.
- The plan would require Kyiv to cede eastern territory, slash the size of its army, bar NATO membership, deny Western peacekeepers, and station European warplanes in Poland.
- On Putin's motives, Trump argued Vladimir Putin was `taking punishment` amid fighting lasting nearly four years and said Putin `is not looking for more war`.
- Kyiv pushed back, with Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian President, declaring he would not `betray` his country over the 28-point document, while Trump warned continued fighting risks territorial losses.
- The White House said it has discussed the plan equally with Kyiv and Moscow, and Donald Trump praised Ukrainian forces as `very brave` while urging Kyiv to accept the proposal.
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In a speech to the nation the president explains himself. 28-point peace plan becomes basis for negotiation. Selenskyy sees one of the "heaviest moments" for Ukraine.
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Trump Says Zelensky 'Will Have to Like' Ukraine Peace Plan Ahead of Nov. 27 Deadline
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·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Trump sets Kiev a deadline for his 28-point plan. Selenskyy is wrestling around the course. What is at stake now.
Trump sets Kiev a deadline for his 28-point plan. Selenskyy is wrestling around the course. What is at stake now.
·Germany
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Russian President Vladimir Putin calls his US counterpart Donald Trump's draft peace proposal for Ukraine a potential basis for achieving peace in Ukraine. Kyiv is much less enthusiastic about the plan. Follow the latest developments via our live blog.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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