Overview
- President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed receipt of the draft and said teams from Ukraine, the United States and Europe will work through the points to secure a dignified peace that protects sovereignty.
- EU leaders said they were not officially informed of the initiative, reaffirmed support for Kyiv, and stressed the principle of nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine.
- President Trump flagged Nov. 27 as a target date for a decision, and Reuters reported the administration has threatened to curtail intelligence sharing and weapons if Kyiv refuses the plan.
- Kremlin messaging diverged, with Dmitry Peskov saying no substantive talks occurred while Vladimir Putin said Russia received the document and that it could form a basis for a settlement; ISW assessed Moscow is trying to drive a wedge between Ukraine and the U.S.
- Front-line combat remained intense, with 250 clashes reported in the past day and 66 assaults repelled near Pokrovsk, as Ukraine also cited recent counteroffensive gains north of the city.