US EditionUS plan to end Ukraine war needs ‘additional work,’ Kyiv’s allies say
The U.S.-drafted 28-point peace plan would require Ukraine to make territorial and military concessions while renouncing NATO membership, drawing criticism for favoring Russian demands.
- On Nov 22, European and other Western leaders said the U.S. 28-point plan is a basis for talks but will require additional work, meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Johannesburg.
- The U.S.-drafted plan was produced with little input from Ukraine or Europe and includes major concessions to Russia, asking Kyiv to cede territory, abandon NATO ambitions, and limit its armed forces.
- The draft specifies military limits, proposing to cut Ukraine's armed forces to 600,000 personnel from close to 900,000, while EU and NATO elements would need member consent.
- E3 national security advisers will convene in Geneva, Switzerland on Nov 23, while President Donald Trump has given Kyiv until Nov 27 to accept the plan, raising pressure on talks.
- There is a push to redraft the plan as Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, `In the coming days, consultations will take place with partners regarding the steps needed to end the war`, while the European Union explores using 140 billion euros of frozen Russian assets.
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Europe Barks Back: Riposte To Trump Peace Plan Is DOA
By Gerry Nolan via Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity | November 23, 2025 Europe’s “peace plan” is pure fan fiction: unlimited Ukrainian army, NATO doors wide open, foreign troops invited in, sanctions snapped on and off like Christmas lights — and not one inch of territory ceded. In other words, the exact blueprint that created the war… now repackaged as the path to end it. And still, not a single EU leader has the courage to say this …
Current situation in the Ukraine war: After the talks on the peace plan, the US is confident. Kiev sees red lines crossed. The news ticker.
The United States and Ukraine tried this Monday to narrow their differences on the plan to end the war, after agreeing to modify an American proposal that Kiev...
Between formulations close to Russian and lack of consultation in Kiev and Europe, the peace plan for Ukraine, unveiled by the United States and drafted with the envoy of the Kremlin, raises questions and criticisms.
The US peace plan has caused strong irritation in Europe and surprised the European Ukraine allies. An EU counter-proposal is intended to clarify some points.
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