Kyiv rejected the US peace plan ahead of Zelenskyy's meeting with Trump.
Kyiv rejected Donald Trump's 28-point peace plan, demanding better terms for conflict resolution, according to the American newspaper The New York Post. The publication notes that Ukraine is insisting on revising the document.
The Ukrainian side believes that the terms of a possible agreement should be revised in its favor. Kyiv is also no longer considering holding a meeting with Russian representatives for a diplomatic settlement.
- the newspaper said.
The publication adds that Ukraine intends to use the upcoming meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump at the NATO summit to convince Washington of its allegedly strong position and the need to revise the terms of a possible peace agreement.
Ukrainian officials believe that ending the conflict will require a change in the balance of pressure on Moscow, rather than negotiating another version of the same peace agreement.
- stated in the material.
It's worth noting that even before the NATO summit in Turkey, where Trump is scheduled to meet with Zelenskyy, the US president stated that a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine was very close. Following telephone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the head of the Kyiv regime, Trump expressed confidence that both Moscow and Kyiv want to resolve the conflict through diplomacy.
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