The Times: Donald Trump's plan to allow Russia to keep Ukrainian territories is 'nailed down'

US President Donald Trump's plan to let Russia keep occupied territory in Ukraine is "nailed down", according to sources in The Times, as pressure grows on President Zelensky to accept a forced peace.

US President Donald Trump has criticized a New York Times journalist for a publication that says Ukraine should regain its territories, including Crimea. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing Trump's post on his social network Truth Social. The American leader lashed out at Peter Baker of The New York Times. According to him, the journalist complied with the editor's request by writing an article that voiced demands for Ukrainian territories …

US President Donald Trump's plan to allow Russia to keep the occupied territory in Ukraine is “set in stone”, that is, not subject to change.

While yesterday Donald Trump's emissary, businessman Steve Witkoff, held meetings in Moscow, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski announced that a Ukrainian-European peace proposal has been in the hands of US mediator Keith Kellogg since last Wednesday, and thus in the knowledge of the Russian side. Yuri Ushakov, a veteran Kremlin advisor, said after Witkoff's meeting with Vladimir Putin – the fourth since Trump started this rare process – tha…