EU says any peace plan must consult Ukraine, Europe, doubts Russian intent
Summary
European leaders say any plan to end the war in Ukraine needs support from both the EU and Ukraine. Reports suggest a new U.S.-backed proposal favors Russia's demands, causing concern among European countries. The proposed plan includes Ukraine giving up control of some eastern territories and reducing its military.Key Facts
- EU leaders insist on involving both Europe and Ukraine in any peace plan for the war in Ukraine.
- United States proposal reportedly aligns with Russia's goals and involves Ukraine ceding territory.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy opposes any plan that excludes Ukraine or involves giving up land.
- European nations fear the conflict could spread across their borders.
- A deadly Russian attack in Ukraine's Ternopil killed at least 26 people, including children.
- The UK has warned it might use military force in response to threats near its borders.
- The potential U.S. plan suggests cuts to Ukraine’s military, affecting its defense capability.
- European countries are wary of aggressive Russian actions including cyberattacks and drone use.
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