The secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, Rustem Umerov, sent to Geneva to negotiate on the proposed peace plan for Ukraine proposed by the US president, Donald Trump, has assured that They have managed to include most of the Ukrainian “priorities” in the latest version of the document.
“The current version of the document, although it is in the final stages of coordination, already reflects most of Ukraine’s key priorities,” Umerov noted on his Telegram account.
The Ukrainian envoy also took the opportunity to thank the “enormously constructive interaction with the United States” and “their attention to our comments, which allows us to advance the process.” “We hope to continue making progress throughout today,” he added.
The secretary of State and Acting National Security Advisor of the United States, Marco Rubiois in Geneva to negotiate with representatives of Ukraine and other European countries on the basis of the 28-point peace plan delivered by Trump to kyiv.
The new US peace plan for Ukraine includes the cession of territory to Russia and a commitment to reduce Ukrainian military forces. Both Ukraine and its allies have already expressed their reluctance to the initiative.
