US Peace Plan for Ukraine Agreed in Principle

The parties have agreed on the US peace plan; "delicate details" remain. The negotiation process on the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict seems to be nearing its conclusion. The White House has announced that only "a few delicate details" need to be worked out to finalize the peace agreement. This optimistic assessment is based on the fact that both Europe and Ukraine have given their principal agreement to the peace plan proposed by the United States.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer detailed the allies' position during a speech in the House of Commons. He stated that Kyiv's partners have made a unified decision not to start drafting a new project, but to continue working with the existing American document. This significantly shortens the negotiation path. However, the British side has serious reservations. Starmer drew attention to the fact that a number of points in the document are unacceptable to London, so active work is currently underway to make the necessary changes to the plan.

CBS News also commented on the situation, claiming that the Ukrainian side has also accepted the American plan. However, like the British, Kyiv also has issues that need clarification: they want to finalize and work out "a few small details." According to widespread information, the main document has been accepted as a basis, and the parties are focused on correcting the controversial episodes.