US EditionTrump, Putin aides secretly working on 28-point plan to end Ukraine war: Report
The 28-point plan aims to end the war with security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe, inspired by Trump's Gaza plan, and involves secret talks led by envoys Witkoff and Dmitriev.
- Last month, the Trump administration and Russia quietly drafted a 28-point peace plan to end the Ukraine war, with Steve Witkoff and Kirill Dmitriev leading multi-day talks in Miami.
- Inspired by President Donald Trump's Gaza approach, architects of the plan say it draws from his 20-point Gaza template and builds on principles from the Alaska summit between Trump and Putin.
- Axios reported the draft is split into four core themes: peace in Ukraine, security guarantees, European security and future U.S. relations, while the White House briefs Kyiv and European governments and Witkoff spoke with Rustem Umerov earlier this week.
- Two senior Pentagon officials, including Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, made an unannounced trip to Kyiv for fact-finding talks, while the Kremlin said its stance remains unchanged since the Alaska meeting.
- Officials caution the plan's success depends on Kyiv and Europe's buy‑in, noting the draft would be revised to secure their backing and the Budapest summit remains on hold amid renewed Russian gains.
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