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U.S. optimism around Ukraine peace talks met with skepticism

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Delegations from Ukraine and the U.S. sounded more optimistic during the most recent talks about an American plan to end the war, but skepticism remains that the plan actually came from Russia.

Breakdown
  • U.S. and Ukrainian officials expressed optimism after Geneva peace talks on ending the war in Ukraine.
  • A leaked 28-point U.S. peace plan proposes Ukraine cede territory, limit its armed forces, and forgo NATO membership. 16s
  • The proposed concessions have raised alarm in Kiev, with analysts saying it would end Ukraine's sovereignty. 41s
  • Russia responded positively to the plan, while some U.S. senators questioned its origins; Secretary Rubio denied it was a Russian proposal. 54s
  • A joint statement said the talks led to an updated draft, with final decisions pending from the U.S. and Ukrainian presidents. 1m 55s
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