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Trump threatens to cut intel, weapons to press Ukraine into peace deal, urges Kyiv to accept his plan by Thanksgiving: Report
- On Thursday, a senior U.S. military delegation met President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv, and U.S. envoys described the meeting as a success, pushing an aggressive timeline for a signature.
- Washington presented a 28-point plan endorsing some of Russia's demands, including territorial concessions, military limits, and NATO exclusion, after consulting Rustem Umerov, who agreed to most points with changes.
- After a Friday meeting, Rustem Umerov said Kyiv would not accept a plan violating its sovereignty and that his U.S. visit role was technical, providing no approvals.
- Sources said Washington pressed Kyiv to sign by next Thursday, escalating pressure and threatening to cut intelligence sharing and weapons supplies to secure agreement.
- Britain's Keir Starmer, Germany's Friedrich Merz and France's Emmanuel Macron held a joint call with Volodymyr Zelenskiy while EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas contrasted Europe's two-point plan to weaken Russia and support Ukraine.
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The Ukrainian President, who believes that his country is experiencing one of the "most difficult moments in its history", promised to propose, together with Europeans, "other options" before November 27, a deadline set by Donald Trump.
·Paris, France
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What the US sees as a peace plan for Ukraine is a great victory for Russia – also over NATO. Ukraine cannot accept this.
·Germany
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Trump wants Ukraine to accept peace deal by Thursday, Putin thinks it can be basis for resolution
Thursday is an appropriate deadline for Ukraine to accept a US-backed peace proposal to end Russia's war in the country, US President Donald Trump said to Fox News Radio.
·Jerusalem, Israel
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