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Russia Yet to Be Informed Of Ukraine's Agreement to Negotiate Trump's Peace Plan
Russia Yet to Be Informed Of Ukraine's Agreement to Negotiate Trump's Peace Plan
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Moscow has not yet been informed of Ukraine's agreement to negotiate the peace plan developed by US President Donald Trump, Russian media reported, citing Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
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Moscow has not yet been informed of Ukraine's agreement to negotiate the peace plan developed by US President Donald Trump, Russian media reported, citing Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.US President Donald Trump demanded that Zelenskyy accept a proposed draft peace plan on Ukraine "right now," media reported earlier, citing a senior US official.On Wednesday, Axios reported that Washington has been holding secret consultations with Moscow to develop a new peace plan for settling the conflict. The Financial Times newspaper reported that the 28-point US peace plan includes reductions in US military aid, official recognition of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, granting Russian state language status in Ukraine, reducing Ukraine’s armed forces, and banning foreign troops and long-range weapons on Ukrainian soil. Axios reported that the plan assumes that the United States and other countries recognize Crimea and Donbass as legitimate Russian territories.On Friday, Axios reported that the US also presented Ukraine with another draft agreement, according to which a possible attack on Ukraine would be "regarded as an attack threatening the peace and security of the transatlantic community." The agreement will reportedly be valid for an initial 10 years and requires the signatures of Ukraine, the US, the European Union, NATO and Russia.
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moscow has not yet been informed of ukraine's agreement to negotiate the peace plan developed by us president donald trump, russian media reported, citing kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov.
moscow has not yet been informed of ukraine's agreement to negotiate the peace plan developed by us president donald trump, russian media reported, citing kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov.
Russia Yet to Be Informed Of Ukraine's Agreement to Negotiate Trump's Peace Plan
06:23 GMT 21.11.2025 (Updated: 09:36 GMT 21.11.2025) US President Donald Trump reportedly approved a 28-point plan for the Ukraine conflict settlement, NBC News said, citing a senior US administration official.
Moscow has not yet been informed of Ukraine's agreement to negotiate the peace plan developed by US President Donald Trump, Russian media reported, citing Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
US President Donald Trump demanded that Zelenskyy accept a proposed draft peace plan on Ukraine "right now," media reported earlier, citing a senior US official.
On Wednesday, Axios reported that Washington has been holding secret consultations with Moscow to develop a new peace plan for settling the conflict. The Financial Times newspaper reported that the 28-point US peace plan includes reductions in US military aid, official recognition of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, granting Russian state language status in Ukraine, reducing Ukraine’s armed forces, and banning foreign troops and long-range weapons on Ukrainian soil. Axios reported that the plan assumes that the United States and other countries recognize Crimea and Donbass as legitimate Russian territories.
On Friday, Axios reported that the US also presented Ukraine with another draft agreement, according to which a possible attack on Ukraine would be "regarded as an attack threatening the peace and security of the transatlantic community." The agreement will reportedly be valid for an initial 10 years and requires the signatures of Ukraine, the US, the European Union, NATO and Russia.
20 November 2025, 04:39 GMT
