U.S. officials have responded to intense criticism surrounding President Donald Trump’s proposed peace plan for Ukraine by asserting that the initiative is still under development and has not yet reached a final stage. The plan, which has sparked significant debate and skepticism, remains a subject of scrutiny as officials continue to refine its details. Despite the criticisms, Trump’s administration has maintained a firm stance that the plan is a key component of its broader strategy to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Andriy Yermak, the chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyy Zelensky, met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Geneva on Sunday. This meeting marked another step in the ongoing diplomatic efforts to foster dialogue between the United States and Ukraine regarding potential peace solutions. Yermak’s involvement underscores Ukraine’s commitment to exploring all available options to resolve the conflict and secure a lasting peace. The discussions are expected to focus on the practical implications of Trump’s plan, as well as the broader geopolitical landscape that shapes the situation in Ukraine.