The Ukrainian peace plan is discussed in four parts simultaneously, and the US-Russia negotiations have not reached a breakthrough.

The New York Times reported that Ukraine's peace plan is currently divided into four separate parts, discussed in parallel.

According to sources, one part involves issues related to Ukraine's sovereignty, such as limiting the size of the military and missile range in future peaceful periods.

Other parts cover territorial matters, economic cooperation, and broader European security issues.

Putin also said that the U.S. proposed to "split its 28-point peace plan into four packages" and discuss it in this form.

The report stated that Kushner and Whitkoff failed to make progress during their five-hour meeting in Moscow. It is worth noting that Trump called the meeting "very good."

The New York Times pointed out that Trump faces a choice: to increase pressure on Ukraine, pressure Russia, or exit the negotiations.

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