Ukraine submits revised 20-point peace plan to the U.S., ABC News reports

Ukraine has handed the United States a revised 20-point peace plan aimed at ending the war with Russia, ABC News confirmed on Thursday, citing a Ukrainian official.

Mural by Ukrainian artist Andriy Yarmolenko in Kyiv, depicting a child with a dropper and a cat holding an umbrella shielding the child from a Russian missile, painted on the wall of Okhmadyt Children’s Hospital on 10 December 2025. It commemorates the Russian rocket attack on Kyiv on 8 July 2024, which killed 2 people and injured 32.

Photo: SERGEY DOLZHENKO/PAP/EPA

The updated proposal, discussed with European partners, includes “some new ideas” concerning Ukrainian territories and oversight of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

The move comes after Ukraine rejected an earlier U.S.-drafted plan that largely reflected Russian demands, including significant territorial concessions.

Kyiv’s revised plan signals a renewed effort to outline conditions for a negotiated settlement while safeguarding key national assets and sovereignty.

Officials have not disclosed the full details of the proposal, and it remains unclear how the U.S. and European allies will respond.

Ukrainian leaders emphasize that any peace agreement must respect the country’s territorial integrity and security requirements.

The 20 points for ending the war form a fundamental document. We are actively working on the key steps – they must be doable. From this fundamental document, we are developing at least two additional ones. The first is on security – regarding security guarantees with the United… pic.twitter.com/uQVG4myA6Z

— Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) December 10, 2025

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