The U.S. proposal, cut from 28 to 19 points, still includes major concessions: Donbas, Luhansk, Crimea, and a pledge Ukraine won’t join NATO. 2/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Trump pushes Ukraine peace plan with land concessions to Russia
Trump pushes for peace in Ukraine — even if it means giving Russia land. His team’s new 19-point plan would freeze the war but risks rewarding the invasion — Politico, WP. Trump’s main goal, officials say, is to “stop the killing — whatever it takes.” 1/
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IMF staff-level agreement: $8.2 billion to Ukraine over 4 years
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reached a staff-level agreement with Ukraine to provide the embattled country with $8.2 billion over 4 years through a renewed agreement under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF).
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Kyiv seeks accountability; US rejects peace rewarding Putin’s domination
Kyiv must pursue full accountability in its widening corruption scandal to restore trust, and the US should reject any peace that rewards Putin’s long-term project of domination rather than restrains it. 6X
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Russian assets should fund Ukraine reconstruction via European loans
Frozen Russian state assets must fund Ukraine’s reconstruction, not US-Russia commercial ventures. Europe should issue loans backed by those assets to plug Kyiv’s budget gap. 4/
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Congress urged to authorize Tomahawks, Germany Taurus, penalize Russian buyers
Congress should authorize Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine as a ceasefire deterrent, while Germany supplies Taurus — and the US should penalize buyers of Russian exports if fighting resumes. 5/
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US-backed deal needs ceasefire, no limits on Ukraine, binding guarantees
Any US-backed deal must begin with a verifiable ceasefire along current lines, reject limits on Ukraine’s armed forces or foreign troop presence, and include binding Western guarantees with clear triggers. 3/
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Bloomberg warns US weak Russia-tilted deal risks diverting resources from China
Michael Bloomberg writes the US risks backing a weak, Russia-tilted deal. Leaving Russia militarily ascendant and Europe exposed, forcing the Pentagon to commit more troops, surveillance, and air defenses to NATO — diverting US resources from countering China, Bloomberg. 1/
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Operational update on Russian invasion
Operational update as of 22:00, November 26, 2025, regarding the Russian invasion https://facebook.com/share/p/19mnHWietv/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Powerful explosions in occupied Luhansk
❗️Powerful explosions in temporarily occupied Luhansk pic.twitter.com/0ymblOMXn6
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 26 novembre 2025Powerful explosions have been reported in Luhansk, which is currently under temporary occupation.