"Kyiv authorities and European officials alike are scrambling to find responses to a 28-point peace plan put forward by the US Trump administration. While Washington has touted the plan as a "win-win" resolution of the Ukraine conflict, critics have said it is heavily skewed to meet key demands from Moscow. Both Zelenskyy and Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha say they have discussed possible next steps with their European allies."
"Western leaders meeting at the G20 summit in South Africa have welcomed some parts of the US proposal but say more work is required. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said his country is facing one of the most difficult moments in its history, with the US proposal forcing Kyiv into choosing between a loss of dignity or risk losing the US as a key partner. Meanwhile, Russia claims to have taken more villages in eastern Ukraine."
The US presented a 28-point peace plan framed by the Trump administration as a "win-win" resolution but widely criticized as favoring Moscow. Kyiv and European officials are urgently coordinating responses and preparing a counterproposal. Western leaders at the G20 welcomed some elements but insisted the draft requires further work. President Zelenskyy warned that Ukraine faces a pivotal choice between conceding dignity or risking the loss of a key US partner under a tight deadline set by Donald Trump. Russian forces reported seizing additional villages in eastern Ukraine amid ongoing conflict and diplomatic negotiations.
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