Overview
- Zelensky said Ukraine has no legal or moral right to surrender any territory and ruled out a deal that cedes land to Russia.
- He said Ukrainian and European officials are working through a 20-point U.S. proposal and will send counterproposals to Washington by Tuesday evening.
- The United States said negotiators reached agreement with Kyiv on a framework for security arrangements aimed at deterring a future attack.
- Reporting says the U.S. draft would hand large parts of Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson to Russia and limit Ukraine’s armed forces, a plan Putin welcomed.
- President Trump said Zelensky is not ready to accept the proposal, as European leaders push significant amendments and Switzerland outlines a potential OSCE monitoring role with noted capacity constraints.