U.S. peace plan

Putin Rejects US-Proposed Peace Plan for Ukraine, Fuels Doubts on Negotiations

Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that some aspects of the U.S. proposal to end the war in Ukraine are unacceptable to the Kremlin after a meeting with U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Although Putin described the talks as “necessary” and “useful,” he also indicated that the process is still in the early stages and some provisions were impossible for Moscow to accept. Despite the diplomatic efforts, fighting continued, with ongoing attacks on Ukrainian cities resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage. While U.S. officials are spearheading negotiations, European leaders are seeking to involve China in pressuring Russia towards a ceasefire.

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US Peace Plan Favors Moscow: Allies Push Back in Ukraine

As the war in Ukraine continues, Western allies are seeking to revise a U.S. peace plan viewed as favorable to Moscow. A Ukrainian delegation, joined by representatives from France, Germany, and the U.K., is preparing for direct talks with Washington to address concerns about the plan. The U.S. proposal, which includes concessions to Russia and limits on Ukraine’s military and NATO aspirations, has raised alarms in Kyiv and European capitals. While the U.S. has indicated the plan is not a “final offer,” European leaders are emphasizing the need for Ukrainian consent and robust guarantees, recognizing that any resolution must be sustainable and just.

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