In an entry published on the X platform, Jermak emphasized that quick action is necessary in the context of the peace plan. “Our key goal, common with our partners, remains unchanged — achieving a lasting and dignified peace for Ukraine as soon as possible,” Yermak wrote.
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How many points are in the current draft peace plan?
What conditions were discussed in Geneva?
The Head of the President's Office noted that it is now necessary to “achieve significant progress in determining the steps leading to the end of the war.” “Just like in Geneva, we are now preparing for a constructive conversation to achieve clear progress in defining steps to end the war. I thank the American team for working without interruption. Peace must become a common achievement,” he noted.
A peace plan for Ukraine is getting closer?
Last week, the US presidential administration presented a 28-point peace plan to the Ukrainian president, insisting that it be accepted no later than Thursday, November 27. According to media reports, this plan would oblige Kyiv, among others, to: not to join NATO, limiting the number of troops to 600,000. soldiers and giving Russia part of the territory.
Last Sunday, talks between the US and Ukrainian delegations took place in Geneva, devoted to an agreement based on a 28-point plan to be developed by representatives of the US and Russian leaders – Steve Witkoff and Kirill Dmitriev.
The developed draft document reflects key issues from the point of view of Ukraine's national interests. “Our delegations have reached a common understanding of the key terms of the agreement discussed in Geneva,” Umerov wrote on the X website after the talks.
Kiev announced that the original draft of the peace plan had been changed and the document currently contains 19 points.
