Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that President Donald Trump’s 28-point peace proposal for Ukraine could serve as the foundation for a “final peace settlement,” according to remarks delivered to Russia’s security council.
Russia's Putin accused Ukraine of obstructing peace as the US raised pressure on Zelenskiy to agree to a draft plan to end the war.
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“I believe it could also form the basis for a final peace settlement," he said Friday (translation via AP) https://t.co/n51cDWKlXG pic.twitter.com/XzWxOwXtZs
Putin said the plan was discussed with U.S. officials before recent talks in Alaska and that Washington asked Moscow to make “certain compromises.”
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He claimed Russia agreed to those concessions despite “complex issues,” while Ukraine rejected earlier versions of the proposal.
Putin added that the updated 28-point plan reflects those negotiations and said Moscow believes it remains a viable framework for ending the war.
BREAKING: According to reports, the US and Russia have drafted a 28-point peace plan without involving Ukrainehttps://t.co/G8gDzyqv3Q
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His comments come as Kyiv faces mounting U.S. pressure to respond to the proposal, which includes major concessions to Russia.
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