Yermak said that the current draft plan is in Ukraine's interest and respects its red lines

The current draft peace plan meets Ukraine's interests and respects its red lines. This was stated in an interview with Axios said the head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermakwho participated in the talks in Geneva on November 23.

He stated that the main gap that the US president must bridge Donald Trump and the Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyythere is a territory.

The 28-point plan promised Russia additional territory that it does not currently control. This provoked a sharp negative reaction from Ukraine and some of its supporters, the media reported.

The U.S. argument was that the current trajectory of the war showed that it was only a matter of time before Ukraine would lose this territory anyway.

Aside from specific issues, such as the territories Zelenskyy wants to discuss with Trump, Yermak said the current project is in Ukraine's interest and respects its red lines.

One of the key issues adapted to the new project is the security guarantees that the United States and its European allies will provide to Ukraine.

"I think it looks very solid now," Yermak said of the text on security guarantees.

The head of the OP believes that this is a historic decision by Trump and the United States to "provide strong security guarantees that Ukraine has never had before."

• The original version of the plan proposed by the United States stated that Ukraine should give up Donbas and some weapons, as well as reduce the number of the Armed Forces up to 600,000. All 28 points of the plan are here.
• November 23 in Geneva a number of meetings were held with the participation of Ukraine, the United States, and Europe to discuss a peace plan.
• Rubio positively appreciated negotiations with the Ukrainian delegation in Switzerland, but did not provide any details on the agreements.