Zelenskyy calls this moment one of the hardest of the war. He promises to work with Washington but insists the plan must change. 7/

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At Bucha’s cemetery, 66-year-old Vira Katanenko cries over the grave of her son Andrii, killed last year in Donetsk. She calls the amnesty “horrifying” and says: “Let Trump come to Bucha. Let him see our pain.” 5/

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European leaders reject any imposed settlement. They say peace talks must include Ukraine and must defend its sovereignty — not rewrite the map for Moscow. 6/

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The plan came from secret U.S.–Russia talks. It forces Ukraine to cede more territory than Russia even holds, cut its army, and drop NATO — in exchange for vague security guarantees and reconstruction aid. People who lived through occupation call it a bad trade. 4/

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Father Andriy Halavin stands beside that mass grave every week. He says the amnesty gives Russia “a green light” — keep bombing, keep executing, nothing will happen to you. He warns that this deal rewards the same violence the world once condemned. 3/

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Survivors don’t hear “reconciliation.” They hear absolution for the men who shot civilians in the street in 2022, tortured neighbors in basements, and dumped bodies into pits behind the Church of Andrew the Apostle. 2/

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AP: Bucha residents say Trump’s peace plan feels like a second betrayal.

They live beside mass graves and ruined churches. They know the names of the killers. And now they’re told to forgive them under a blanket amnesty for Russian war crimes.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 novembre 2025

AP: Bucha residents say Trump’s peace plan feels like a second betrayal. They live beside mass graves and ruined churches. They know the names of the killers. And now they’re told to forgive them under a blanket amnesty for Russian war crimes. 1/

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Ukraine reiterates its 'red lines' amid speculations about military size and territory. Ukraine will not recognize the Russian occupation or accept restrictions on its army size or alliances, Parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk said.

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❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian soldiers from the SIGNUM battalion eliminate 🇷🇺Russian infantry at night in the Lymansk direction pic.twitter.com/GMqxJuThpa

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 24 novembre 2025

Ukrainian soldiers from the SIGNUM battalion eliminate Russian infantry at night in the Lyman direction

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Lukashenka relaunched hybrid attacks on our neighbors. Migrants are back at the Belarus–Poland border — 45 attempts to cross in just three days. Attempts to cross into Lithuania (12 cases) and Latvia (6) resumed. Smuggling balloons again shut down Vilnius airport overnight.

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