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28 points later: Why Trump's latest peace plan for Ukraine is different
U.S. President Donald Trump is pressing Ukraine to accept a new peace proposal built around sweeping Russian demands, giving Kyiv until Nov. 27 to decide whether it will accept the demands or lose American support. The push marks Trump's latest attempt to end Russia's all-out war, now approaching its fourth year, and as President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Nov. 21, "Ukraine may soon face an extremely difficult choice. Either the loss of dignity or the risk of losing a key partner." The Kyiv In
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The number includes 1,170 casualties that Russian forces suffered over the past day.
Drones reportedly strike electric substation in occupied Crimea
The Yany Kapu electric substation in northern Crimea was targeted by drones overnight on Nov. 22, Telegram channel Astra reported.
Polish 7-year-old girl among victims of Russian strike on Ternopil, death toll rises to 32
Search and rescue operations in the western Ukrainian city have entered the third day, with 16 people still missing after a Russian attack, local officials reported on Nov. 21.
Trump says Zelensky will 'have to approve' US peace plan for Ukraine
U.S. President Donald Trump said in the Oval Office on Nov. 21 that he believes there is "a way of getting peace."
Ukraine war latest: Ukraine says it holds lines in Pokrovsk, DeepState reports Russian advance past key railway
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* Ukrainian officials say the plan closely mirrors Russia's maximalist demands and revives previously dropped concessions. * The framework calls for Ukraine to cede Donbas, halve its military, suspend NATO ambitions, and grant certain political concessions to Russia. * Kyiv and European partners were largely excluded from drafting the plan, though President Volodymyr Zelensky has received the draft. * A senior U.S. official said some reported elements could still change. * The negotiations
