US EditionEuropean Leaders Say US Plan for Ukraine 'Requires Additional Work' Ahead of Geneva Talks
Envoys discuss Trump's 28-point plan requiring Ukraine to cede territory and cut its army amid calls for revised security guarantees from European allies.
- On Sunday, Ukrainian and US envoys will meet in Geneva, Switzerland, with European security chiefs to discuss Trump's 28-point plan, which requires Ukraine to cede territory, cut its army, and renounce NATO membership.
- Amid allied talks, European delegates aim to reconcile viewpoints while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he faces one of the most challenging moments and will propose `alternatives`.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and diplomatic envoy Steve Witkoff are scheduled to arrive on Sunday, while US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll is already in Geneva after meeting Zelensky.
- European leaders warned borders must not change by force and expressed concern that security limitations on Ukraine's armed forces could leave Kyiv vulnerable.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin offered a conditional endorsement, saying the blueprint could `lay the foundation` for peace but threatened more land seizures if Kyiv abandoned talks.
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Ukraine, US head for talks on Trump's plan to end war
Ukrainian and US envoys will meet in Switzerland on Sunday along with European security chiefs to discuss Washington's plan for ending the war with Russia, officials said, after Kyiv pushed back on proposals seen as favourable to Moscow.US President Donald Trump has given Ukraine until November 27 to approve the plan to end the nearly...
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