James Landale, a diplomatic correspondent known for his insights into international negotiations, and Fiona Hill, a former Russia advisor to the US president, explore the nuances of a potential peace deal for Ukraine. They discuss the mixed messages surrounding Ukraine's agreement, the challenges posed by NATO's role, and how public sentiment in Kyiv affects negotiations. Hill highlights the risks of rushed diplomacy, while Landale critiques the peculiar language in draft plans. The duo also assesses Putin's compromises and the impact of Trump's involvement on long-term peace prospects.
