Ukraine and the EU presented a peace plan: what the initiative entails.

Ukraine, together with Europe, has developed its own peace plan to end the war. According to it, the fire must be stopped before any new steps are taken.

Ukraine and Europe's Peace Plan

The governments of Britain, Germany, France, and Ukraine presented a peace plan in response to the initiative of Russian President Putin. Under this plan, the exchange of territories is possible only on a mutual basis.

European representatives emphasized that Ukraine's future cannot be discussed without Ukraine itself. It was also noted that Europe will continue to provide support to Kyiv, both military and financial.

What Putin Proposes

Putin expressed readiness to cease fire on the condition that Russia receives part of eastern Donetsk. The plans also included 'freezing' the front line in other regions that are also considered disputed.

Later, Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine will not give its territory to the occupiers. It is planned that a meeting between Trump and Putin will take place on August 15 in Alaska to discuss ways to end the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine and Europe presented a peace plan to end the war, in response to the initiative of Russian President Putin. The plan provides for the exchange of territories on a mutual basis, as well as support for Kyiv from Europe, both military and financial. President of Ukraine Zelensky confirmed the country's unwillingness to give up its territories, and in the future, Trump and Putin will meet to discuss ways to end the war in Ukraine.