"Donald Trump's envoy will meet Vladimir Putin next week, as the Kremlin says it's too early to know if a deal is close. Meanwhile, Germany's Merz has said there can be "no peace through capitulation." Follow DW for more. Diplomatic efforts are in full swing to see a peace deal that could bring an end to the conflict, with Russia launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022Image: Gleb Garanich/REUTERS"
"US President Donald Trump has adopted yet again an optimistic tone regarding a peace plan for Ukraine, saying the only deadline he sees for reaching a peace deal "is when it's over." Meanwhile, Ukraine's ambassador to the US, Olga Stefanishyna, told DW Ukrainian teams were headed to Moscow to resume the talks. Trump's hopes to get Ukraine's Zelenskyy to sign his peace plan before Thanksgiving later this week however seem less likely to materialize."
"The Kremlin said it has seen the most recent version of the Trump-backed peace plan for Ukraine. Presidential adviser Yuri Ushakov told a Russian state TV reporter that "some aspects can be viewed positively, but many require special discussions among experts." The updated draft has not been made public, but the original 28-point version which included Ukraine ceding land was criticized in Europe for being too conciliatory to Russia."
Donald Trump's envoy is scheduled to meet Vladimir Putin next week as diplomatic efforts continue to seek a peace deal. The Kremlin says it is too early to determine whether a deal is close and views some aspects of the most recent plan positively while noting many points require expert discussion. Germany's leader Christian Merz stated there can be "no peace through capitulation." President Trump expressed optimism, saying the only deadline is "when it's over." Ukrainian teams are reportedly heading to Moscow to resume talks, and the updated draft of the Trump-backed proposal has not been made public after Geneva consultations.
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