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US President Donald Trump has approved a new 28-point plan to end the war in Ukraine, NBC News reported, citing US officials, unsettling Kiev and several US allies. Reports suggested the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire proposal includes major shifts in Washington’s approach to the war, but Ukrainian officials said they were not consulted on the details, and Moscow denied receiving anything formal. With speculation swirling about potential territorial concessions and security guarantees, the plan is triggering more questions than answers and raising concerns about what the United States may be willing to put on the table.
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Alex Roberts
Trump’s 28-point plan for Ukraine ceasefire sends allies scrambling
US President Donald Trump has approved a new 28-point plan to end the war in Ukraine, NBC News reported, citing US officials, unsettling Kiev and several US allies. Reports suggested the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire proposal includes major shifts in Washington’s approach to the war, but Ukrainian officials said they were not consulted on the details, and Moscow denied receiving anything formal. With speculation swirling about potential territorial concessions and security guarantees, the plan is triggering more questions than answers and raising concerns about what the United States may be willing to put on the table.
