The Trump administration has introduced a 28-point peace plan aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which demands significant concessions from Kyiv, including territorial compromises in the Donbas region. This proposal, perceived as a rushed response to international pressures, has raised concerns among European leaders, who feel sidelined in the negotiations. Several European officials have publicly criticized the plan, deeming it inadequate and urging a more balanced approach. Meanwhile, there are reports that the U.S. is pressuring Ukraine to finalize the deal by Thanksgiving, with threats to cut intelligence and military support if they do not comply. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has expressed a willingness to engage with the U.S. on a peace framework, despite the disapproval of key components of the plan from both Ukraine and its European allies. The political ramifications of this proposal continue to unfold as reactions remain mixed from both Ukrainian and Russian stakeholders.