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Trump Blames Kyiv for Delays in Ukraine Peace Talks
Donald Trump’s statements on the Ukraine peace process shift responsibility from Moscow to Kyiv and change the usual logic of public discussion around the conflict.
Donald Trump’s statements on the Ukraine peace process shift responsibility from Moscow to Kyiv and change the usual logic of public discussion around the conflict.
Putin’s message to Trump about an attack on the Russian president’s residence came amid recent U.S.–Ukraine talks and increased uncertainty over possible retaliatory steps.
Statements by Moscow about a drone attack on the presidential residence and the Kremlin, along with Kyiv’s denial, highlight growing mutual accusations without a confirmed factual basis.
The meeting between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine in Florida will take place in a bilateral format without EU leaders. This reflects a shift in decision-making mechanisms on the Ukrainian issue.
EU leaders, following the first day of the Brussels summit, agreed to provide Ukraine with a €90 billion loan backed by the EU’s common budget, without deciding to use frozen Russian assets.
Former Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine’s Armed Forces Valerii Zaluzhnyi warned of risks of internal destabilization after the war. He said the mass return of soldiers amid economic deterioration could create conditions for serious internal conflicts.
A meeting between U.S. and Ukrainian representatives was held in Berlin, where Washington outlined a hardline position on a peace settlement. Serious disagreements were recorded, and talks involving European leaders are set to continue.
Donald Trump said that Ukraine should hold presidential elections, noting that the current authorities postpone them because of the conflict. He also stated that the peace plan remains unanswered, and support for Kyiv from Europe, according to him, is insufficient.
The U.S. and Ukraine discussed in Florida a possible settlement option that may include limits on Kyiv’s accession to NATO. According to negotiation sources, such an arrangement would require separate coordination between alliance members and Russia.
The European Parliament adopted a resolution calling for the EU to be included in peace negotiations on Ukraine and for frozen Russian assets to be transferred to Kyiv. The document provides for security guarantees, non-recognition of occupied territories and the creation of a “reparation credit.”
The Netherlands is considering introducing a new status for Ukrainians after the European temporary protection program ends in 2027. Working refugees will have to pay for housing and health insurance themselves, reducing state expenses.
The European Union is seeking to reach agreement as quickly as possible on a mechanism for using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s needs, while the United States proposes alternative approaches and does not support the current European plan.
Donald Trump stated that the conflict in Ukraine is close to an agreement, noting significant losses on both sides over the past month. At the same time, Zelensky, according to media reports, is ready to meet with Trump on November 27 to discuss the American peace plan.
The US administration announced the termination of funding for the Ukrainian conflict, noting that Washington cannot indefinitely support arms supplies. Despite ongoing NATO-standard shipments, the White House emphasized that resources are limited and further strategy must shift to political settlement.
The US excluded from the updated peace plan a clause on the use of frozen Russian assets. The adjustment was made to reduce political risks and find a more acceptable negotiation formula for all parties involved in discussing the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict.
The updated peace plan for Ukraine was developed after a meeting between representatives of the US, Europe and Ukraine in Geneva. The document incorporates proposals from the parties and provides for the possible return of Russia to international formats after the end of the conflict.
Ukraine for the first time indicated readiness for negotiations on Donald Trump’s plan which includes a ceasefire and a revision of key settlement requirements. Kyiv insists on respecting red lines and intends to discuss the initiative directly.
Donald Trump said that the president of Ukraine did not agree to the peace plan proposed by Washington which led to the cancellation of a meeting with an American adviser. The plan includes recognition of Crimea and Donbas as Russian territory and changes to the status of the Russian language.
The United States approved a possible 105 million dollar Patriot equipment sale to Ukraine and is simultaneously preparing a 28 point peace plan with Russia regarding Ukraine. Reports indicate secret discussions and involvement of the US special envoy in drafting the document.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Ukraine has no chance of winning the conflict and called the continuation of EU financial support for Kyiv simply madness. His remarks became part of the broader discussion on the prospects of aid and assessment of the current situation.
In the area of Petropavlivka, Kharkiv region, an attack by a Ukrainian drone on a group of civilians has been recorded. Published footage shows the drone striking a man holding a white flag, then hitting another person attempting to move toward Russian positions.
Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov announced that Vladimir Putin’s upcoming Valdai speech will focus on the concept of a polycentric world. He also commented on frozen Russian assets, the Zaporizhzhia NPP, and Russia’s position on talks with Kyiv.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that the war in Ukraine also concerns his country. The statement came against the backdrop of Sergey Lavrov’s words about NATO and the EU’s direct involvement in the conflict against Russia.
U.S. presidential envoy Keith Kellogg stated that Donald Trump authorized Ukraine’s use of long-range weapons to strike Russian territory. The decision on transferring Tomahawk missiles has not yet been made.
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