Updated peace plan could be a deal Ukraine will take - eventually

The Trump administration initially pressured Ukraine to accept a Thanksgiving deadline for a peace deal that heavily favored Russian demands, prompting urgent negotiations in Geneva involving Ukrainian, US, and European officials. Ukraine strongly resisted the original proposal, which critics suggested could have been written by the Kremlin itself. Through intensive Sunday negotiations, European allies helped produce a significantly revised 19-point framework that removed many pro-Russian provisions, including automatic veto on NATO membership, mandatory territorial concessions, and war crimes amnesty, while potentially including security guarantees similar to NATO's Article 5 protections.