Plan outlines that Luhansk, Donetsk, Crimea would be recognized de facto Russian, even by US. While Russia would sign a nonaggression pact pledges not to invade Ukraine or its neighbors: “It’s expected Russia won’t invade neighboring countries.” 5/

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Ukraine would receive far less: limited security guarantees without commitments to direct US military assistance, lasting 10 years and extendable. Kyiv would be pushed to hold elections within 100 days, move that could unseat Zelenskyy amid corruption crisis. 3/

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Putin: Kyiv lacks real battlefield understanding. If Kyiv rejects Trump’s plan, Kupyansk-type defeats will repeat on other fronts. We accept that and stay ready for talks.

[Russia has lost 1.1M troops. Ukraine won’t accept surrender terms.]

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 21 novembre 2025

Putin: Kyiv lacks real battlefield understanding. If Kyiv rejects Trump’s plan, Kupyansk-type defeats will repeat on other fronts. We accept that and stay ready for talks. [Russia has lost 1.1M troops. Ukraine won’t accept surrender terms.] 6X

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Putin: Ukraine and Europe don’t understand where such misjudgment of the battlefield can lead. The latest example is Kupyansk.

On November 4, Kyiv said no more than 60 Russian soldiers were in the city and that Ukrainian forces would break the siege within days.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 21 novembre 2025

Putin: Ukraine and Europe don’t understand where such misjudgment of the battlefield can lead. The latest example is Kupyansk. On November 4, Kyiv said no more than 60 Russian soldiers were in the city and that Ukrainian forces would break the siege within days. 4/

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Putin: Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine was discussed before the Alaska meeting. The U.S. asked us to accept certain compromises and “show flexibility.”

In Anchorage we confirmed that, despite difficulties, we agreed to those proposals and were ready to show that flexibility.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 21 novembre 2025

Putin: Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine was discussed before the Alaska meeting. The U.S. asked us to accept certain compromises and “show flexibility.” In Anchorage we confirmed that, despite difficulties, we agreed to those proposals and were ready to show that flexibility. 2/

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Putin: After the Alaska talks, the U.S. paused negotiations on Trump’s peace plan because Ukraine rejected it.

That produced a new 28-point version. We have the text, but the U.S. didn’t discuss it with us.

[Ukraine obviously rejects capitulation.]

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 21 novembre 2025

Putin: After the Alaska talks, the U.S. paused negotiations on Trump’s peace plan because Ukraine rejected it. That produced a new 28-point version. We have the text, but the U.S. didn’t discuss it with us. [Ukraine obviously rejects capitulation.] 1/

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[Q]: President Zelenskyy said today that his country would risk either giving up its partner or giving up its dignity.

[President Trump]:
Well, he'll have to like it. And if he doesn't like it, then they should just keep fighting, I guess.

You remember right in the Oval Office… pic.twitter.com/a5SQzePkbU

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 21 novembre 2025

[Q]: President Zelenskyy said today that his country would risk either giving up its partner or giving up its dignity. [President Trump]:
Well, he'll have to like it. And if he doesn't like it, then they should just keep fighting, I guess. You remember right in the Oval Office

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We will keep feeding the dogs of Kramatorsk, because this is Ukraine, no matter what a Russian plan says.

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President Trump on whether he spoke to President of Ukraine and the "peace plan":

I've spoken with their people. We have a plan. It's horrible what's happening.
A lot of the big energy-producing plants have been under attack.
We have a way of getting peace, or we think we have a… pic.twitter.com/wOIDOTW6qQ

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 21 novembre 2025

President Trump on whether he spoke to President of Ukraine and the "peace plan": I've spoken with their people. We have a plan. It's horrible what's happening.
A lot of the big energy-producing plants have been under attack.
We have a way of getting peace, or we think we have a

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