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Details of a new peace plan for Ukraine are emerging after officials from the US, Ukraine and its European allies met in Geneva on November 23. They discussed the 28-point plan presented by Russia and the US the previous week, which has been widely criticised as requiring concessions from Kyiv…

Republican Rep. Don Bacon criticized the Department of Defense over its announced investigation into Democratic Sen. over a video in which he, along with other lawmakers, urged members of the military and the intelligence community to not comply with illegal orders from the government.

Editorial: The 28-point plan outlined last week by the US would have delivered peace on Putin’s terms. EU leaders must help Kyiv resist the bullying

Following criticism, the president accused Ukraine of ingratitude but also added the plan was ‘not my final offer’. Which parts of it will survive?, says Rajan Menon of the City College of New York

A flurry of diplomatic activity between US, Ukrainian and Russian officials has been taking place in the past fortnight

Even peace doesn’t come without controversy if Donald Trump is behind the plan. In his latest effort to bring the Russia-Ukraine war to an end, the U.S. president has presented a 28-point plan. But if you think that helps Ukraine, think again.

President Donald Trump tapped his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to join U.S. peace talks with Ukrainian officials in Geneva, widening a high-profile delegation as the White House races to broker an end to Russia's war.

Zelensky listened on speaker phone as Witkoff and Kushner read, line by line, from a 28-point plan.

‘They agreed that we all must work together at this critical moment to bring about a just and lasting peace,’ No 10 said.