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President Trump’s proposed peace plan for Ukraine aims to strengthen Kyiv’s ties with the West and increase its security, contrasting with Russia’s goal to keep Ukraine within its orbit, highlighting fundamental disagreements over Ukraine’s future amid ongoing conflict.
Ukrainian officials are alarmed by a proposed peace framework that limits Ukraine's military to 800,000 troops, significantly reducing its current force and raising concerns about its ability to defend itself against Russia, which faces no similar restrictions. The plan's security guarantees are seen as insufficient and potentially favoring Russia, with experts warning that the framework resembles a freeze rather than a resolution, risking prolonged conflict and instability.
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized the need for Hamas to disarm quickly, warning of consequences if they fail to do so, as part of the second phase of a Gaza peace plan. The plan's second phase involves Hamas disarmament and governance changes, but progress remains stalled. Trump also discussed support for Israel against Iran and potential pardons for Netanyahu amid ongoing legal issues.
The U.S. is offering Ukraine 15-year security guarantees as part of a peace plan, with Zelenskyy expressing a preference for up to 50 years to deter Russia, amid ongoing negotiations involving key issues like troop withdrawals and the Zaporizhzhia plant, while Ukraine seeks a national referendum on the peace deal.
The US is offering Ukraine 15-year security guarantees as part of a peace plan, with Zelenskyy advocating for up to 50 years to prevent further Russian aggression. Negotiations involve key issues like troop withdrawals and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, amid ongoing tensions and international discussions, including upcoming meetings in Paris. Zelenskyy seeks a national referendum for the peace plan, but a ceasefire is required for a vote, which Moscow opposes without a full settlement.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that if Ukraine is unwilling to resolve the conflict peacefully, Russia will achieve its goals through force, amid ongoing Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine. Zelenskyy accused Russia of wanting to continue the war, while Russia reported territorial gains in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Zelensky is preparing for high-level talks with US President Trump, possibly at Mar-a-Lago, to discuss a comprehensive peace plan that includes security guarantees and economic agreements, aiming to end the Ukraine conflict through diplomatic efforts before the New Year.
Ukraine is proposing demilitarised zones in conflict areas as part of a peace plan to end the war with Russia, including regions in Donbas and near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, but the effectiveness and implementation of DMZs remain uncertain amid ongoing tensions and lack of Russian acceptance.
Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris proposed a peace initiative to the UN Security Council, calling for an immediate ceasefire, withdrawal of RSF troops, and a transitional period leading to elections, but the plan has faced rejection from the RSF and ongoing conflict persists amid a severe humanitarian crisis.
Russia plans to seek significant changes to the US-backed 20-point peace plan for Ukraine, emphasizing guarantees against NATO expansion, Ukraine's neutrality, and clarity on sanctions and assets, while negotiations continue amid differing views between Russia, Ukraine, and the US.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has proposed a new peace plan suggesting troop withdrawals from eastern Ukraine to establish a demilitarized zone, contingent on Russia's agreement, indicating a potential shift towards compromise in the ongoing conflict.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discussed a revised peace plan with the US and Ukraine, which involves Ukraine withdrawing from eastern territories, turning Donbas into a demilitarized economic zone, and includes security guarantees from the US, NATO, and Europe. The plan also emphasizes Ukraine's EU accession, reparations from Russia, and joint management of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, with final approval requiring Ukrainian parliamentary and referendum ratification.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has outlined an updated 20-point peace plan with the US, proposing security guarantees, a potential demilitarised zone in Donbas, and territorial negotiations, aiming to end the conflict with Russia while maintaining Ukraine's sovereignty and military strength.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is seeking a high-level meeting with US President Trump to discuss a new peace plan, which has made progress but still faces disagreements over territorial control in eastern Ukraine, particularly in Donbas, amid ongoing negotiations involving security guarantees and potential economic zones. The plan also includes Ukraine's EU membership and reconstruction funds.
Ukraine and the US have drafted a 20-point peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war, which includes security guarantees, economic cooperation, and territorial agreements, with key issues like nuclear plant control and Donbas region still unresolved. The plan requires approval from multiple parties and ratification before a ceasefire can begin.