Overview
- Senior officials from the United States, the European Union and Ukraine will meet Sunday in Geneva to discuss the U.S. 28‑point proposal, with delegations participating at national security adviser level.
- EU and G7 leaders issued a joint statement saying the draft could be a basis for a just, durable peace, reaffirming that borders cannot be changed by force and stressing that any EU or NATO elements require member approval.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky named Andriy Yermak to lead Kyiv’s negotiating team, and Ukrainian officials said consultations with U.S. counterparts in Switzerland will begin in the coming days.
- President Donald Trump told reporters his proposal is not a final offer, as allies prepare coordinated responses to the draft.
- European Council President António Costa called an extraordinary meeting of the 27 EU leaders for Monday to align positions on the plan.