US President Donald Trump has quietly approved a new 28-point peace plan to help bring the Russia-Ukraine war closer to an end. The plan was developed over several weeks with inputs from Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev and some Ukrainian officials. Although the details are still private, this move shows renewed US interest in restarting stalled peace talks and reducing tensions between the two countries.
US team reaches Kyiv for discussions
According to US officials, the peace plan is still being negotiated and has not yet been formally presented to Ukraine’s top leadership. The timing of the plan’s completion matched the arrival of a US Army delegation in Kyiv. This team came with two clear goals: to discuss military strategy and technology with Ukrainian authorities, and to help restart the peace process, which has been stuck for months. Their visit indicates that the US wants to take a more active role in shaping the next phase of discussions.
What do the early developments show?
- Trump has approved a 28-point peace proposal.
- The plan was quietly drafted with both Russian and Ukrainian input.
- Specifics are being kept confidential due to active talks.
- Ukraine’s leaders have not yet received the full proposal.
- A US delegation is in Kyiv for strategy talks.
- Washington is renewing efforts to restart peace negotiations.
The Russia-Ukraine war, now in its third year, remains locked in a painful stalemate. Trump’s new peace plan may not produce immediate change, but it offers a rare opening for dialogue. If all sides engage, this could be an early step toward lowering tensions and moving the conflict toward a peaceful outcome.
