Zelensky Offers Peace Plan as Moscow Rejects NATO
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky presented a peace draft that includes three main pillars: a ceasefire, the establishment of a free economic zone in Donbas managed by a third party, and the roles of the European Union and NATO, with the aim of ending the war with Russia before the end of summer 2027. Kyiv also revealed that the draft was prepared in cooperation with Washington and Europe, based on previous discussions with American officials. Conversely, Moscow rejected the deployment of NATO forces in Ukraine and questioned the viability of creating an economic zone in Donbas, reaffirming that it is part of the territories annexed by Russia, and that any settlement would require Kyiv to relinquish those areas. In related news, the CIA director visited Moscow for meetings aimed at reviving peace efforts, while Russia launched attacks on Ukrainian ports in response, which Kyiv countered using drones. International officials called for ending the war and moving toward genuine negotiations, even as military operations on the ground continue.
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