US EditionRelief and Uncertainty for Ukraine and Europe After Trump's Plan Is Overhauled
Trump's original 28-point peace plan for Ukraine was cut to 19 points after Geneva talks, easing European concerns but leaving key issues unresolved, officials said.
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Relief and uncertainty for Ukraine and Europe after Trump's plan is overhauled
Negotiations in Geneva led to the removal of the most problematic points for European Union countries and Ukraine from the US plan. But the revised 19-point plan is yet to be finalized and must still be presented to the Russians.
The new document resulting from the Geneva negotiations considerably alters the original Russian-American version, in the interests of Ukrainians. A development welcomed cautiously by Europeans, although it seems unlikely that Moscow will accept it.
President Zelenski will have on Monday in his office the document drawn up in Switzerland between the Ukrainian team and the American team. “I hope to receive this afternoon a full report on the progress of the negotiations in Geneva and the key points of the partners,” said the president on his social networks. “Based on the results of the reports, we will determine the next steps and the timetable,” he said. Zelenski has not provided too much …
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