US EditionUkraine and US agree on most points of peace plan except Donbas and nuclear plant, Zelenskyy says
The 20-point peace plan includes security guarantees and reconstruction financing but still faces unresolved disputes over Donbas control and Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant management.
- On Tuesday, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Ukrainian president, said the United States and Ukraine reached consensus on several critical issues, but disputes over the Donbas and Zaporizhzhia plant remain unresolved.
- The 20-point plan, shown to Ukrainian negotiators after marathon talks in Florida, includes a separate annex with security guarantees mirroring NATO's Article 5.
- Proposals for the Zaporizhzhia plant include Ukraine offering a U.S.-Ukraine joint venture with an American 50 percent share, while the U.S. proposes a three-way consortium and a 33/33/33 split in management.
- A draft provision would freeze the contact line across five Ukrainian regions and require a 60 days pause in hostilities, monitored by satellite and early-warning systems, with post-signing elections and reconstruction funding aiming for $800 billion.
- Russian maximalist demands mean Russia holds most of Luhansk and about 70% of Donetsk, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy said leaders will discuss toughest issues and await Moscow's Wednesday response.
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Kyiv signals openness to demilitarized zones
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signaled he was open to withdrawing troops and establishing demilitarized zones in the country’s east, the closest he has come to addressing Russia’s hardline territorial demands.The acknowledgement was part of a 20-part plan worked out between Kyiv and Washington.Moscow is expected to demand changes, with no indication it will soften its maximalist stance of having full control over the Donetsk region.Zel…
Sky News UK
Great Yorkshire RadioUkraine and US agree updated 20-point peace plan after Moscow hit by another deadly bombing
The plan also includes robust security guarantees for Ukraine, EU membership, and that the country would be able to keep its army at 800,000 personnel.
Sydney Morning Herald
Zelensky agrees to troop withdrawal in new peace draft, awaits Russia’s response
The offer is the closest Zelensky has come to a compromise on ceding territory – an issue that has seen US-led peace talks stutter for weeks.
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