(DDM) – Former U.S. President Donald Trump has set November 27 as the “appropriate” deadline for Ukraine to accept his proposed peace plan with Russia.
DDM gathered that the plan reportedly involves Ukraine ceding certain territories to Russia in exchange for a ceasefire and potential diplomatic normalization.
Kyiv has rejected the proposal, insisting that it undermines Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Trump described the plan as a pragmatic solution to end the ongoing conflict, which has devastated Ukraine since February 2022.
He argued that both sides should consider compromise to prevent further loss of life and economic damage.
The former president emphasized that a timely decision is necessary to avoid prolonged hostilities and continued instability in the region.
Observers say Trump’s peace plan is controversial because it appears to reward Russia’s territorial gains while limiting Ukraine’s leverage in negotiations.
Ukrainian officials maintain that any agreement must respect internationally recognized borders and the rights of Ukrainian citizens in contested areas.
Trump, who has consistently criticized U.S. foreign policy in relation to Ukraine, reiterated that his plan is a “fair” solution to the conflict.
He encouraged world leaders to pressure Kyiv into considering his proposal, suggesting that delays could have dire consequences for European security.
Analysts argue that Trump’s involvement adds a highly politicized dimension to the conflict, with potential implications for U.S.-Ukraine relations.
They note that Kyiv is unlikely to comply with a plan perceived as conceding to Russian demands under pressure.
The former president also criticized current U.S. and NATO strategies, claiming his approach offers a faster resolution than ongoing military support for Ukraine.
Political commentators highlight that Trump’s plan has drawn mixed reactions globally, with some seeing it as a potential breakthrough and others condemning it as unrealistic.
European leaders have called for renewed diplomatic negotiations but insist that Ukraine’s sovereignty cannot be compromised.
Trump stated that a decision by November 27 would allow both sides to negotiate seriously and avoid further escalation.
He warned that failure to reach an agreement could prolong the conflict and increase humanitarian suffering.
Ukrainian authorities, however, remain firm in rejecting any plan that would force territorial concessions.
The announcement adds pressure on both Kyiv and international actors to reassess the path to a sustainable ceasefire.
Observers caution that imposing deadlines may complicate negotiations and heighten tensions between key stakeholders.
The situation continues to attract global attention as governments and organizations monitor developments closely, weighing security, legal, and humanitarian considerations.
