Ukraine, US to hold talks in Switzerland on Trump's plan to end war

US President Donald Trump gave Ukraine less than a week to approve the 28-point plan to end the nearly four-year conflict, which would see the invaded country cede territory, cut its army, and pledge.....

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Ukrainian and US officials are set to meet in Switzerland to discuss a US plan to end the war, a proposal that has drawn concern from European allies for its demands on Kyiv to cede territory and limit its military. The plan, given less than a week for Ukraine's approval by US President Donald Trump, would also require Ukraine to pledge never to join NATO.

The US plan to end the nearly four-year conflict is a 28-point proposal.
President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a decree for Ukraine's team, led by top aide Andriy Yermak, for the talks.
France, Britain, and Germany will join the talks on Sunday morning in Geneva.

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