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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says real progress is being made after an intense hour-long call with Trump envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff. A new 20-point peace plan is on the table — including troop withdrawals, demilitarized zones, and strong Western security guarantees. But with Russia pushing deeper into Donetsk and Ukraine striking back hard, can diplomacy really end this brutal war? Here’s what you need to know.
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00:00Could peace finally be within reach in the Russia-Ukraine war?
00:03Zelensky just hinted at a major breakthrough after talks with Trump's envoys.
00:08Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a nearly hour-long call with Jared Kushner
00:13and Steve Witkoff. And what came out of it? Fresh ideas and new momentum for peace talks.
00:18The discussion followed the unveiling of an updated 20-point peace plan.
00:22This plan, crafted in Florida, offers something new. Demilitarized zones and
00:27potential troop withdrawals from Ukraine's east. But it also comes with ironclad guarantees from
00:32the U.S., NATO, and Europe. If Russia invades again, the West would respond together, militarily.
00:39Zelensky insists Ukraine won't give up territory, despite pressure to cede Donbass. Instead,
00:44he's proposing a free economic zone in eastern Ukraine, policed by Ukrainian forces. Meanwhile,
00:50the Kremlin says it's studying the peace proposals. And Trump's team continues talks with both Kyiv
00:56and Moscow. But on the battlefield, nothing's quiet. Ukraine just hit a major Russian oil
01:01refinery. And Russia keeps gaining ground in Donetsk. The road to peace might still be long,
01:07but for the first time in months, there's cautious hope on both sides.
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