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Trump says new US peace plan not 'final offer' to Ukraine
The U.S.-drafted 28-point peace plan proposes territorial concessions and military limits for Ukraine, but Trump says it is not the final offer amid Western concerns.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump said his administration's 28-point peace proposal is `not my final offer`, pressing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to accept by Thanksgiving.
- Trump framed the effort as a 2024 campaign promise to quickly end the war, meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy multiple times and hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin this year, while Army Secretary Dan Driscoll this past week traveled to Kyiv.
- The plan's text shows it includes a security guarantee from U.S. and European allies and lets Russia keep more Ukrainian territory, while requiring Ukraine to limit its armed forces and bar NATO membership.
- Ukrainian leaders and several U.S. lawmakers criticized the plan; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned earlier this week about risking dignity or a key partner, while Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., called it problematic Friday.
- Secretary Rubio and special envoy Witkoff will travel to Geneva on Sunday to meet a Ukrainian delegation, joining Army Secretary Dan Driscoll who arrived Saturday to work on next steps with the E3.
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Donald Trump had given Volodymyr Zelensky until November 27 to accept his peace plan. But the White House tenant made it clear that the American text was not his "last offer." Discussions are to be held this Sunday in Geneva, Switzerland.
·Paris, France
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Donald Trump first said that Ukraine had "no more cards." Then he declared the tough peace plan at once "not for good." According to media reports, his foreign minister also gives contradictory signals to Ukraine and Europeans.
·Dortmund, Germany
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Trump clarifies Ukraine peace plan is not 'final offer' for Zelenskyy as Western allies raise concerns
US President Donald Trump clarified on Saturday that the controversial Russia-Ukraine peace plan is not his "final offer" for Kyiv as Western allies raise concerns over the key criteria of the proposal.
·Mumbai, India
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