The Peace President: Ukraine Has Agreed to Peace Proposal That Would End War With Russia

On November 21, President Trump proposed a peace deal that would end the years-long Russian-Ukrainian war.

The 28-point proposal would do several things, including confirm Ukraine’s sovereignty; conclude a “comprehensive non-aggression agreement” between Russia, Ukraine, and Europe; hold Russia to a commitment not to invade neighboring nations; and keep NATO from further expansion.

The proposal also laid out plans for reintegrating Russia into the global economy, rebuilding Ukraine, and pushing both nations to “implement educational programs…aimed at promoting understanding and tolerance of different cultures.”

Now it seems Ukraine is on board with this deal.

“Moments ago, we are learning into CNN from a U.S. official that Ukraine has agreed to a peace proposal with Russia. Saying only ‘minor details are outstanding,” said anchor Kate Bolduan.

“This as Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy though, says that more work needs to be done. Adding to the nuance here, in a post on X, Ukraine’s national security secretary writes that the delegations had ‘reached a common understanding on the core terms of the agreement discussed in Geneva,” Bolduan added.

Umerov wrote further, “Now we are counting on the support of our European partners in the next steps. We expect the organization of a visit by the President of Ukraine to the United States at the earliest possible date in November to finalize the final stages and reach an agreement with President Trump.”

At least seven people were killed in Ukraine and three in Russia in overnight strikes.

The war in Ukraine started back in 2014 when Russia annexed Crimea, and conflicts broke out in the Donbas region. Things escalated in February 2022 to a full-scale Russian invasion.

On November 19, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said ending the war “requires an extensive exchange of serious and realistic ideas.”

Over the weekend, President Trump spoke with reporters outside the White House, telling them, “I would like to get to peace. It should have happened a long time ago. The Ukraine war with Russia should have never happened,” Trump said. “One way or the other, we have to get it ended.”

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On November 21, President Trump proposed a peace deal that would end the years-long Russian-Ukrainian war.

The 28-point proposal would do several things, including confirm Ukraine’s sovereignty; conclude a “comprehensive non-aggression agreement” between Russia, Ukraine, and Europe; hold Russia to a commitment not to invade neighboring nations; and keep NATO from further expansion.

The proposal also laid out plans for reintegrating Russia into the global economy, rebuilding Ukraine, and pushing both nations to “implement educational programs…aimed at promoting understanding and tolerance of different cultures.”

Now it seems Ukraine is on board with this deal.

“Moments ago, we are learning into CNN from a U.S. official that Ukraine has agreed to a peace proposal with Russia. Saying only ‘minor details are outstanding,” said anchor Kate Bolduan.

“This as Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy though, says that more work needs to be done. Adding to the nuance here, in a post on X, Ukraine’s national security secretary writes that the delegations had ‘reached a common understanding on the core terms of the agreement discussed in Geneva,” Bolduan added.

Umerov wrote further, “Now we are counting on the support of our European partners in the next steps. We expect the organization of a visit by the President of Ukraine to the United States at the earliest possible date in November to finalize the final stages and reach an agreement with President Trump.”

At least seven people were killed in Ukraine and three in Russia in overnight strikes.

The war in Ukraine started back in 2014 when Russia annexed Crimea, and conflicts broke out in the Donbas region. Things escalated in February 2022 to a full-scale Russian invasion.

On November 19, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said ending the war “requires an extensive exchange of serious and realistic ideas.”

Over the weekend, President Trump spoke with reporters outside the White House, telling them, “I would like to get to peace. It should have happened a long time ago. The Ukraine war with Russia should have never happened,” Trump said. “One way or the other, we have to get it ended.”

Editor’s Note: Thanks to President Trump and his administration’s bold leadership, we are respected on the world stage, and our enemies are being put on notice.

Help us continue to report on the administration’s peace through strength foreign policy and its successes. Join Townhall VIP and use promo code FIGHT to get 60% off your VIP membership.