US EditionU.S. to demand Putin accept Ukraine’s right to military force
- US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrived in Moscow on April 25 for peace talks.
- The US administration increases pressure to end the conflict started by Russia's 2022 invasion.
- US proposals include Russia returning territory and a nuclear plant, while Moscow demands recognition of annexed regions.
- President Trump said on April 24 he exerts "a lot of pressure on both sides" to reach an agreement.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy rejects ceding territory, complicating US efforts seeking concessions from both nations.
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US will ask Russia to accept Ukraine's right to its own army as part of a peace deal
The Trump administration plans to ask Russia to recognize Ukraine's right to have its own military and defense industry as part of a possible peace agreement between Moscow and Kiev, sources familiar with the negotiations said, quoted by Bloomberg.
·Romania
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Trump Envoy to Demand Russia Accept Ukraine's Right to Military Force – Bloomberg
The United States will demand that Russia recognize Ukraine’s right to maintain its own military and defense industry as part of a potential peace deal, Bloomberg reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the ongoing negotiations.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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