The News Agents Was Trump's latest 'peace plan' written by the Kremlin?
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Nov 24, 2025 A leaked 28-point peace plan raises eyebrows with its pro-Russian terms, potentially forcing Ukraine to concede territory and limiting its military capacity. The hosts dive into the implications for Ukraine's future, questioning the motives behind U.S. urgency for negotiations and whether Russia is calling the shots. They explore Trump's surprising connections with political figures and the evolving dynamics within the GOP. With discussions about Europe's role and the future of Ukraine, the episode highlights a precarious balancing act in global politics.
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Plan Freezes Front Lines And Limits Ukraine
- The leaked 28-point plan largely freezes front lines and bars Ukraine from NATO membership indefinitely.
- It demands territorial concessions and limits Ukraine's army while offering vague sovereignty guarantees and EU accession.
Language Clues Suggest Russian Draft Origins
- Observers flagged clunky English and machine-translation signs, suggesting the text may have originated in Russian.
- That fueled suspicions the plan reflects Kremlin priorities rather than a balanced US offer.
Back-Channel Drafting By Witkoff And Dmitriev
- Steve Witkoff, a property developer, and Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia's sovereign fund, reportedly negotiated the plan privately.
- The talks excluded Ukrainians and Europeans, and were described as opaque and Trumpian in style.