Trump's 'Breakthrough' Plan: Can US-Backed Peace Proposal End Russia-Ukraine Conflict? | World News
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A potential breakthrough in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has emerged, as US President Donald Trump is reported to have quietly approved a 28-point peace plan. According to NBC News, top administration officials have been working closely with Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev and Ukrainian officials to develop the plan, which drew inspiration from Trump's 20-point Gaza peace proposal. While the specifics of the plan remain confidential, US officials confirmed that the proposal is still in the negotiation phase. However, the development of the plan coincides with a visit by an American Army delegation to Ukraine, aimed at discussing military strategy and technology, as well as reviving the stalled peace process. The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which began in February 2022, has become one of Europe's most significant wars in decades. The fighting has centered on eastern and southern Ukraine, causing widespread destruction and humanitarian losses. Ukraine has been defending its territory with Western military and economic support, while Russia has sought to consolidate control over occupied regions and pressure Ukraine through military and infrastructure attacks. The conflict has resulted in massive displacement, thousands of casualties, and a prolonged stalemate with no clear end in sight. The success of the proposed peace plan will depend on the ability of key stakeholders to come to a mutually acceptable agreement. As the situation remains fluid, the international community will be watching closely for any developments that could potentially bring an end to the conflict.
