According to an unnamed US official, the Ukrainians have accepted Washington's peace plan to end the war. Previously, the President of Ukraine stated that Ukrainians are faced with the choice of losing their honor or losing their alliance with America
Ukrainian the delegation agreed to Washington's peace plan, while in Abu Dhabi since Monday evening "secret negotiations" of the US Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll with in Russian delegation, an unnamed US official confirmed to ABC News on Monday. He adds that there are "minor details" that need to be agreed, but that "they have agreed to the plan."
"Late Monday and throughout Tuesday, Driscoll and his team are speaking with the Russian delegation with the goal of achieving a long-term peace in Ukraine," US military spokesman Jeffrey Tolbert said.
"Talks are moving in the right direction and we remain optimistic. Minister Driscoll is synchronizing activities with The White House and intergovernmental agencies in these negotiations," said Tolbert.
Neither Ukraine nor Russia have officially confirmed the presence of their delegations in Abu Dhabi.
As reported by ABC News, the 28-point American plan was revised during the talks in Geneva to a 19-point plan, which no longer includes amnesty for the perpetrators of crimes during rat, as well as organization in the number of Ukrainian troops.
The American delegation at the negotiations in Geneva was led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Secretary of the Army Driscoll.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an address Monday night that more work is needed on the plan revised this weekend, and that Ukraine must choose to avoid losing honor and losing an important partner.
After the talks this weekend, Russian officials said they had not received any information about what was discussed in Geneva and what revisions were made after talks between US and Ukrainian officials.
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