Kyiv – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated today that Ukraine is prepared to move forward with a US-backed peace agreement. The announcement comes amid ongoing tensions and efforts to de-escalate the conflict.
Speaking earlier today, Zelensky indicated his willingness to discuss sensitive aspects of the peace plan with his US counterpart, emphasizing that any such discussions should also include key European allies.
“We are ready to engage constructively to achieve a lasting and equitable peace,” Zelensky reportedly said. He stressed the importance of a unified approach, involving both the United States and European nations, to ensure the success of any peace initiative.
The Ukrainian President also addressed a gathering of what he termed the “coalition of the willing,” urging European leaders to establish a framework for deploying an “assurance force” in Ukraine. He further emphasized the necessity of continued support for Kyiv as it navigates the complex geopolitical landscape.
The proposed peace plan’s specifics remain largely undisclosed, but it is understood to address critical issues surrounding regional security and stability. Zelensky’s comments suggest a renewed commitment to finding a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing conflict, although significant challenges undoubtedly remain.
The international community is closely watching developments, hoping that these signals of readiness translate into concrete steps towards a peaceful resolution. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
