The United States and Ukraine have created a new 19-point peace plan to replace previous proposals that were supported by President Trump , according to a member of the Ukrainian delegation.

An initial 28-point peace plan that surfaced last week was drafted by Steve Witkoff , President Trump's special envoy, and Kirill Dmitriev, the head of the Kremlin's sovereign wealth fund.

The original plan called for Ukraine to give up land to Russia that was still under its control, prevented Kyiv from ever joining Nato and imposed restrictions on the size of Ukraine's armed forces. Trump said he wanted President Zelensky to sign it by Thursday, when Americans celebrate Thanksgiving.

However, according to The Times, Sergiy Kyslytsya, a Ukrainian first deputy foreign minister, said that US

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