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Ukraine expected to give up land, some arms under US peace plan: Reuters
The US-drafted plan demands Ukraine cede the remainder of Donbas and halve its armed forces, favoring Russia and excluding Kyiv from drafting, officials say.
- Last month, President Trump's most senior foreign-policy aide Steve Witkoff drafted a 28-point peace plan after hosting Kirill Dmitriev in Florida, producing the proposal through private talks.
- Russia's recent battlefield advances prompted Dmitriev to say talks occurred amid additional successes, with Moscow's Pokrovsk advance and President Vladimir Putin's demands to cede Donbas boosting Russian leverage.
- The US army secretary, Daniel P. Driscoll, arrived in Kyiv, and President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to hear about the plan on Wednesday after Witkoff briefed Rustem Umerov earlier this week.
- Observers warn the private talks risk freezing Ukraine and European partners out, while reports say the plan covers four areas: ending the war, security guarantees, security in Europe and future US‑Russia relations.
- Kirill Dmitriev has emerged as a key negotiator between Moscow and the White House, and his prior unconventional proposals, like the Bering Strait tunnel idea, signal an unorthodox negotiating track.
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Ukraine has received a new proposal from the US to end the Russian war of aggression. As a senior Ukrainian representative said on Wednesday of the AFP news agency, the plan foresees Ukraine leaving Crimea and other areas controlled by Russia and significantly reducing its army. US President Donald Trump would be prepared for security guarantees for Europe in an even wider area, according to the "Axios" portal. According to AFP information, the …
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A senior official of the Ukrainian army has revealed the US's proposals for a future peace agreement.
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