Trump accuses Ukraine of “zero” gratitude for US efforts

The existence of a US plan to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict became known on November 21. It consists of 28 points and includes the transfer of territories, security guarantees for Kiev, and the lifting of sanctions. European countries at the G20 summit called for further elaboration of Trump’s proposal, while the European Commission published a statement outlining its vision in three main elements. Among them are a commitment to no boundary changes by force and no restrictions on the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Trump set a deadline for the plan’s acceptance for November 27. He then mentioned that the document developed by Washington is not a final proposal. The administration is considering supplying Tomahawk missiles to Kiev as part of the plan.