Trump’s new peace plan sparks talks on Ukraine-Russia war

Jitendra Meena — Fri, 21 Nov 2025 07:09:05 +0000

Ukraine-Russia war : The release of a draft plan to end the Ukraine-Russia war, prepared by former US President Donald Trump, has sparked political tensions. The draft calls for an end to the war through mutual consent. In this regard, US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll visited Kyiv and held detailed discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Zelensky stated on social media that the two countries would work together on the points of the peace proposal, though he refrained from directly commenting on the draft.

How was the draft prepared?

According to sources, the draft process began after Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, spoke with Rustem Umerov, a close adviser to the Ukrainian president. Umerov agreed to most of the points after making some amendments and presented them to President Zelensky.

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European countries express strong objections

Several European countries have expressed displeasure with Trump’s new peace plan. They say this proposal could give Russia an edge and further strengthen President Vladimir Putin.The draft proposes a freeze on Ukraine’s NATO membership and limits future NATO expansion—which is seen as a strategic victory for Russia.

Proposal for major changes to Donbas and sanctions

According to the proposal, Russia could gain control of the entire Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. Ukraine currently holds about 14% of the territory, but the draft calls for this to be handed over to Russia as well.Furthermore, it also proposes lifting several sanctions on Russia and re-admitting Russia to the once-influential G-8 group. This has increased additional pressure on President Zelensky.

Conditions for Ukraine to cede land and limit its military