Trump and Zelensky Narrow Ukraine Peace Plan From 28 To 19 Points By Easing Kyiv’s Concerns

In a major shift, the U.S. and Ukraine have reshaped President Trump’s original 28-point peace proposal into a leaner 19-point plan that drops demands forcing Ukraine to cede Donbas territory, limit its military, and renounce NATO forever. These changes, welcomed by Kyiv, seek to make the peace deal more workable while preserving Ukraine’s security and sovereignty. The updated plan reserves the most difficult issues for direct negotiations between Trump and President Zelensky. White House officials describe the deal as a “living document,” open to refinement as both sides pursue an end to the war. This new approach signals budding optimism for a negotiated ceasefire even as challenges remain around Russia’s response.