European leaders, including Starmer, Macron, and Merz, will participate in discussions in Berlin about Ukraine's peace plan, which includes complicated territorial issues.

Details about the meeting in Berlin have not been confirmed, but the participation of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is expected. This meeting comes a few days after Ukraine sent the U.S. a revised version of a 20-point peace plan, which has generated intense diplomatic activity. One of the most difficult topics remains the fate of the territories in eastern Ukraine, with Kyiv refusing to cede illegally occupied land, while Moscow reaffirms its intention to completely take over the Donbas region by force. President Zelensky expressed skepticism regarding the recent proposal from the White House, which suggests the withdrawal of the Ukrainian army and the transformation of the area into a 'special economic zone.' Zelensky questioned what would prevent Russia from advancing in the areas liberated by Ukrainian forces, highlighting the risks of infiltration under the cover of civilians.