Ukraine and several European countries are finalizing a draft agreement for ending the war, which will be presented to Washington.

The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukraine, together with several European states, is working on a joint agreement project to define the necessary steps for ending the war. Following discussions in London, the key elements of the agreement are well outlined, and negotiations are progressing rapidly.

Zelensky emphasized that the goal is a "real peace," not a temporary solution, and that success depends on Russia's willingness to take concrete steps to stop the conflict. The final documents will be sent to the United States soon, in the context of a complicated diplomatic situation influenced by the position of the Trump administration, which suggests that Zelensky should accept the current proposals. Kyiv and European capitals are seeking to avoid a peace that involves significant concessions.