The USA and Russia are discussing a peace plan for Ukraine, but Kiev rejects the harsh conditions. Russian attacks continue, causing civilian casualties.

Recently, information has emerged about a peace plan developed by the USA and Russia, which would require Ukraine to give up territories and reduce its military forces. This plan, considered a capitulation by Kiev, would give Russia significant control over Ukraine's sovereignty. At the same time, Russian attacks have led to the death of 25 people in Ternopil, including children, intensifying pressure on Ukraine. President Zelensky has called on allies to increase sanctions and military assistance, emphasizing that Russian attacks demonstrate the inadequacy of international pressure. He is also facing internal challenges, including a corruption scandal. Despite unofficial discussions between Moscow and Washington, the Kremlin has denied the existence of a new peace plan, and direct negotiations between Kiev and Moscow have stalled. Zelensky is meeting with American military officials to discuss solutions, but the prospects for peace remain unclear.