As international leaders convene to discuss peace proposals for the Ukraine conflict, significant changes have been made to the US drafted peace plan, with both Ukraine and the US revising their approaches amid skepticism over the origins and fairness of the proposal. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has expressed concerns regarding aspects of the plan that appear to favor Russia, while some European leaders have voiced wariness about the US strategy. Amid these developments, Trump has introduced his 28-point plan, which has drawn criticism for allegedly prioritizing Russian interests. As negotiations continue, questions linger over the viability of the proposed plans and the possibility of concessions to Moscow, with both sides aiming for a resolution but facing considerable public and political scrutiny.