"The U.S. would then recognize the Donbass, occupied Crimea and the occupied portions of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson as de facto Russian."

PBS NewsHour

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"The proposal has drawn swift resistance from Ukraine and several of its European allies, with officials calling it absurd and a form of unconditional capitulation."

Salon

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"Zelenskyy is facing pressure to join the US-backed diplomatic initiative as Ukrainian troops continue to lose ground to Russian forces in the country’s east."

Al Jazeera

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"A peace deal that requires Kyiv to hand over territory to Russia would not only be deeply unpopular with Ukrainians, it also would be illegal under Ukraine’s constitution."

New York Daily News

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"Ukrainian officials said the document amounted to Ukraine’s capitulation and an effective end to its sovereignty."

The Guardian

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"The proposal, which could still be changed, calls in part for Ukraine to cede territory to Russia and to abandon certain weaponry, according to the person who had been briefed on the contours of the plan but was not authorized to comment publicly."

PBS NewsHour

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"The proposal appears to repeat Moscow’s maximalist demands, violate numerous Ukrainian red lines and would require a humiliating U-turn from Zelenskyy, who previously made it clear that giving up territory would be unacceptable to his administration."

The Guardian

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"Analysts said, on face value, this plan does not favour Ukraine at all."

Al Jazeera

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"The new Trump plan to end the war in Ukraine would grant Russia parts of eastern Ukraine it does not currently control, in exchange for a U.S. security guarantee for Ukraine and Europe against future Russian aggression."

Joe.My.God.

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"The alleged 28-point peace plan calls for Russia to gain control of the Donbas region, where Ukraine still holds 12 percent of the territory, in exchange for U.S. security guarantees in Ukraine and Europe."

Daily Beast

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"The proposed framework would require Kyiv to abandon certain categories of weaponry, the Times said, and would see US military assistance to the country rolled back."

Al Jazeera

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"The draft plan, which was reportedly developed by Donald Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, and the Kremlin adviser Kirill Dmitriev, would force draconian measures on Ukraine that would give Russia unprecedented control over the country’s military and political sovereignty."

The Guardian

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"Both Russia and Ukraine have signaled that they believe the plan can serve as a starting point for further negotiations."

The Daily Wire

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"The tone of Zelensky’s Friday message marks a significant change from previous statements from Ukrainian officials who cast doubt on the idea that Russia will walk back any of its most aggressive demands."

Washington Examiner

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"Under the terms of the proposal, which could still be changed, Ukraine would cede territory to Russia and abandon certain weaponry, according to the person who had been briefed on the contours of the plan."

FOX News

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"The peace deal is expected to include security guarantees for Ukraine."

Daily Signal

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"The demand for a pull-back in Donbas makes the Witkoff-Dmitriyev plan, as it stands, politically and militarily impossible to implement."

The Spectator World

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"While Ukraine would view the deal as a major surrender to Russia, the White House believes Ukraine would likely lose the territory anyway and the country could receive assurances Russia wouldn't just resume the war."

Newsmax

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