The White House qualified the idea that Trump favors Russia in the peace talks for Ukraine as "completely erroneous."

The White House spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt, rejected allegations that President Donald Trump and his administration would favor Russia in negotiations to end the conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing the United States' commitment to working with both parties. Recently, the U.S. and Ukraine developed a new 19-point peace plan, leaving the most sensitive decisions, such as territorial issues, to Presidents Trump and Zelensky. Ukrainian First Deputy Prime Minister, Serhii Kyslytsia, mentioned that the meetings were intense but productive, and that the new peace project differs significantly from the initial version, which sparked controversy in Ukraine.