The USA and Ukraine have created a revised peace plan to end the war with Russia, modifying a previous proposal considered favorable to Moscow.

The United States and Ukraine have announced an 'updated and refined peace plan' to end the conflict with Russia, following productive discussions in Geneva. This new plan has been modified from a previous version developed by the Trump administration, which was perceived as being too favorable to Moscow. The White House emphasized that the new version includes enhanced security guarantees for Ukraine, reflecting the national interests of the country.

The discussions also addressed issues such as NATO's role and the security of Kyiv, but specific details were not provided. The European plan, which was developed in parallel, proposes a larger Ukrainian army and territorial negotiations that would start from the front line. Trump set a deadline for the approval of the plan, which includes territorial concessions and limitations on the Ukrainian military. This proposal is controversial and could be perceived by many Ukrainians as a capitulation. Rubio mentioned that there are still issues to be resolved, and an agreement could take longer than the established deadline.