Kyiv Unveils New Peace Plan with U.S.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy presented an updated peace plan to the U.S., featuring a 20-point framework focused on security guarantees and rebuilding Ukraine. Discussions include creating a 'free economic zone' in eastern Ukraine, with any territorial concessions subject to a public referendum.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced on Thursday that an updated peace plan has been presented to the U.S.
The comprehensive framework consists of a 20-point plan emphasizing security assurances and reconstruction efforts for war-torn Ukraine. Zelenskiy underscored the importance of these elements to driving peace in the region.
Discussions with the U.S. also touched upon the proposal of establishing a 'free economic zone' in Eastern Ukraine, contingent on the withdrawal of Kyiv's troops. Zelenskiy clarified that any decisions on territorial adjustments would require approval through a public referendum.
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