The proposal will be difficult for Kyiv to swallow, as it includes making serious territorial concessions to Moscow.

Brussels has expressed frustration at being left out of the rumored US-Russia peace plan for Ukraine, with EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell stressing that any plan would need Europe on board to succeed. Reports suggest the draft would require Ukraine to cede territory in the Donbas, reduce its armed forces, and limit US military aid—conditions Kyiv has already called 'non-starters', raising concerns about European security and involvement in the process, as FRANCE 24's Dave Keating explains from Brussels.

The 28-point plan is being studied by Kyiv, Moscow and interested countries in Europe.  Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

KYIV: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's top security official denied on Friday (Nov 21) he had agreed to the outline of a Trump administration peace plan, after US officials said he had accepted most of its terms.Washington has presented Kyiv with a 28-point plan that would

The plan requires Kyiv to give up additional territory, cut back its military size and abandon hope of joining NATO. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

As Trump presses for a response to his 28-point framework, Ukraine confronts prospect of having to cede territory, reduce its army and put off NATO aspirations

The United States President Donald Trump has been a self-proclaimed “peacemaker” since taking office in January this year. He often claims to have stopped seven to eight wars in just...

European ministers meeting in Brussels voiced sharp frustration over reports of a secret US-Russia peace plan for Ukraine, warning that no agreement can be made without Kyiv and Europe at the table. The alleged proposal mirrors Russia’s key demands—territorial concessions, halving Ukraine’s army, and banning NATO forces—raising major security concerns across the EU.