A credible system needs multiple Western guarantors and must allow Western troops to train in Ukraine. The draft ban on NATO-flagged forces exists only because “Putin won’t accept it.” This shows the Administration is pressuring the wrong party. 5/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
-
Ukraine needs Western long-range missiles like Tomahawks to deter Putin
Ukraine must survive as an independent state that chooses its own path. Ukrainians have chosen the EU and NATO. That requires Western firepower — including long-range missiles such as Tomahawks to deter Putin from restarting his war. 3/
-
Rubio’s ‘living document’ proposal criticized as pro-Moscow, not durable peace
Rubio calls the U.S. proposal a “living, breathing document,” but the original 28-point plan bent toward Moscow — banning Ukraine from Western security ties and leaving it exposed. That is not a durable peace. 2/
-
WSJ outlines conditions for a real Ukraine peace
The WSJ lays out what a real Ukraine peace must look like: sovereign Ukraine, real security guarantees, Western long-range weapons, freedom to choose alliances, and terms that stop Putin from launching the next invasion in six months. 1/
-
Trump-Zelensky meeting on Ukraine peace plan
Source: https://axios.com/2025/11/25/trump-zelensky-meeting-ukraine-plan-yermak https://axios.com/2025/11/25/us-russia-talks-ukraine-peace-plan-driscoll
-
US Army Secretary, Ukraine intel chief meet Russian officials in Abu Dhabi
Meanwhile, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll flew to Abu Dhabi for talks with Russian officials. Ukraine’s intel chief Kyrylo Budanov is also there, meeting both sides. US officials say the negotiations are “going well.” 6/
-
US narrows talks to Ukraine war, territory, security only
The US removed everything unrelated to Ukraine’s war: no NATO redesign, no Europe-wide security architecture, no US-Russia reset. The talks now focus only on: the war, territory, and Ukraine’s security. 5/
-
US supports legally binding security guarantees for Ukraine, says Yermak
Security guarantees are the biggest shift. Yermak says the US now supports legally binding guarantees, with openness to a formal treaty. He calls them “strong guarantees Ukraine never had before.” 4/
-
Yermak says territory unresolved; Zelenskyy wants direct Trump talks
Yermak says the last unresolved issue is territory. Trump’s envoys argued Ukraine would “lose it anyway.” Zelenskyy wants Trump to hear Ukraine’s position face-to-face – not through intermediaries. 3/
-
US and Ukraine revise draft plan down to 19 points
The US and Ukraine have already shaped a revised draft. The original 28-point plan gave Russia extra land and blocked Ukraine from NATO – a proposal Kyiv flatly rejected. The new version is 19 points, rewritten around Ukraine’s red lines. 2/