Overview
- Ukrainian adviser Alexander Bevz said the 28-point document no longer exists in its leaked form after Geneva consultations, with some items removed and others rewritten.
- The Washington Post and Financial Times report the working draft has been reduced to roughly 19 points, with Washington still using its proposal as the primary basis for further talks.
- Contentious issues on territory and security guarantees were set aside for presidential-level decisions by Volodymyr Zelensky and President Donald Trump, according to Ukrainian and U.S. accounts.
- Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said Russia has been shown one version of the plan but no concrete U.S.–Russia negotiations have taken place, and no meeting has been arranged despite signals.
- European governments are seeking greater involvement, with EU foreign ministers set to discuss the plan on November 26, as WP reports allies feel underinformed about the U.S.–Ukraine track.