Under the Trump plan, $100 billion in frozen Russian assets would be put toward U.S.-led efforts to rebuild and invest in Ukraine, and the U.S. would then receive 50% of the profits from that investment. (Yes, we are demanding half of the profits generated by a fund to rebuild a ravaged nation.)

The Trump administration’s 28-point Russia–Ukraine “peace” plan, which Axios published on Thursday, set the stage for this chaos. First, President Donald Trump embraced it, giving Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky till Thanksgiving to accept its terms or continue to “ fight his little heart out .”

Dysfunctional as the US-led peace process is, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has little choice but to negotiate, says international security professor Stefan Wolff.

Sen. Mitch McConnell, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, has warned the proposal to end the war with Russia could come with consequences.

Senators say Rubio told them the 28-point plan was not a U.S. product, only for the secretary to claim the reverse.

Momentum appeared to be growing for a deal after Trump’s team held talks in Geneva over the weekend with Ukrainian and European leaders.

Trump says Ukraine shows ‘zero gratitude’ as Geneva talks weigh a 28-point peace plan with major concessions to Russia; Europe questions its authorship.

Ripples of alarm and anger were coursing from Kyiv through Europe as details emerged of President Trump’s 28-point peace plan for Russia and Ukraine.