Ukraine says Russia has accepted the U.S. post-war security plan

Foreign media: On February 28, the Chief of Staff of the Ukrainian President, Buzhanov, stated that Russia has accepted the U.S. proposed post-war security arrangement for Ukraine in the recent round of talks in Geneva.

Buzhanov said in a television interview that Russia expressed willingness to accept the security guarantees provided by the U.S. to Ukraine, but Russia has not yet agreed to a summit between Zelenskyy and Putin, which was previously proposed by the U.S. special envoy Witkov.

Trump is pushing for a deal between Russia and Ukraine to end the war, but Zelenskyy complained that Ukraine faces more pressure to make concessions. Ukraine seeks an "ironclad" security guarantee from the U.S. and its European allies to take action if Russia attacks again after the peace agreement is reached.

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