Overview
- U.S., EU and Ukrainian officials convene in Geneva to examine the proposal, with Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff and Dan Driscoll representing Washington and Andriy Yermak leading Kyiv’s delegation.
- EU and G7 leaders say the document is only a base for negotiations, assert that borders cannot be changed by force, warn against limiting Ukraine’s armed forces and note EU or NATO steps require member approval.
- President Donald Trump says his offer is not definitive, indicating scope for adjustments as consultations move forward.
- European Council President Antonio Costa calls a special meeting of the 27 leaders for Monday to coordinate a common response.
- Allied diplomats report U.S. pressure for a rapid decision within days, while Italy dispatches adviser Fabrizio Saggio to the talks and Giorgia Meloni pledges cooperation toward a just peace.