The plan blocks the EU’s €140bn frozen-assets reparations loan and diverts $100bn of Russian assets into a US-Ukraine investment fund giving 50% of profits to the US Europe must add another $100bn. 5/
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Washington amnesty blocks war-crimes cases, say Ukrainian lawyers
Washington folds in a general amnesty that wipes away accountability for executions, torture, deportations and child abductions. Ukrainian lawyers say this destroys any future war-crimes cases. 4/
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Ukraine must cut army to 600k; Russia keeps unlimited forces
Ukraine must cut its army to 600,000. Russia keeps unlimited forces. Ukrainian officers say this hands Moscow an advantage before the next invasion, not the end of this one. 3/
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Draft blocks NATO membership, bans foreign troops, offers vague guarantees
The draft blocks NATO membership, bans foreign troops in Ukraine and offers only a vague line about “reliable guarantees.” No Article-5 pledge. No automatic military response. No concrete deterrence. 2/
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Trump ready to meet Zelensky and Putin only when deal is decisive
Trump says he is ready to sit down with both Zelensky and Putin, but only once a deal to end the war is either finalized or entering its decisive phase. He has also dispatched Steve Witkoff to meet with Putin, while sending Christopher Driscoll to engage with the Ukrainian side.
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US peace plan demands Ukraine cede Donetsk cities, no Russian concessions
FT: The US peace plan demands major concessions from Ukraine and almost none from Russia. It tells Kyiv to quit Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka and Kostyantynivka — the entire Donetsk fortress belt — while giving Moscow territory, amnesty and no troop limits. 1/
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Kyiv police releases first bodycam footage
Kyiv police reveals first bodycam videos while russia's massive night air strike of the capital last night pic.twitter.com/ysAMBDzlEk
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 25 novembre 2025Kyiv police has released the first bodycam videos while Russia launched a massive overnight air strike on the capital last night.
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Zelenskyy can sell peace deal through audience management and reshuffles
Me: Zelenskyy can sell a peace deal because he manages many audiences — the U.S., Europe, his party, the public, and rivals.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 novembre 2025
Once the terms are clear, he can use government reshuffles to build support. Ukraine can push a peace deal and a corruption cleanup at the same time.
8/ pic.twitter.com/Fpv9I4WGLZMe: Zelenskyy can sell a peace deal because he manages many audiences — the U.S., Europe, his party, the public, and rivals. Once the terms are clear, he can use government reshuffles to build support. Ukraine can push a peace deal and a corruption cleanup at the same time. 8/
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Zelenskyy’s future hinges on sovereignty deal and governance cleanup
Me: It’s a myopic view to think Zelenskyy would trade territory or use peace talks to save himself.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 novembre 2025
His future depends on two things: securing a deal that keeps Ukraine sovereign and cleaning up governance. Scandal weakens him, but it also lets him show real cleanup efforts. 6/ pic.twitter.com/IBTwOH5ps4Me: It’s a myopic view to think Zelenskyy would trade territory or use peace talks to save himself. His future depends on two things: securing a deal that keeps Ukraine sovereign and cleaning up governance. Scandal weakens him, but it also lets him show real cleanup efforts. 6/
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Russia exploits scandal but Ukrainians separate domestic issues from future
Me: The timing of Russia’s pressure — hitting Ukraine just as the corruption scandal weakens Zelenskyy — is what people talk about.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 novembre 2025
Many think Moscow uses the scandal to squeeze him. But it always backfires. Ukrainians separate domestic problems from Ukraine’s future.
7/ pic.twitter.com/QFkyWgSFQFMe: The timing of Russia’s pressure — hitting Ukraine just as the corruption scandal weakens Zelenskyy — is what people talk about. Many think Moscow uses the scandal to squeeze him. But it always backfires. Ukrainians separate domestic problems from Ukraine’s future. 7/