White House spokesperson Caroline Levitt has said that US President Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have been conducting behind-the-scenes work on a new "peace plan" for Ukraine.

Source: Sky News, as reported by European Pravda

Details: Levitt said the Trump administration has been "working on a plan quietly for about the last month".

"They've been engaging with both sides, Russia and Ukraine equally, to understand what these countries would commit to in order to see a lasting and durable peace," she added.

Levitt said the talks are ongoing, but she would not "litigate the details" of the US-drafted plan.

"It's a good plan for both Russia and Ukraine, and we believe that it should be acceptable to both sides and we're working very hard to get it done," she said.

Background:

• The President's Office of Ukraine stated publicly on Thursday that Volodymyr Zelenskyy had received the draft peace plan from the US side and was ready to discuss it.
• Earlier, media reported that the US-prepared "peace plan" envisions handing the whole of Donbas to Russia. Ukraine would also have to limit its weapons arsenal, halve its army and accept Russian as a second state language.
• US officials have privately stated that some parts of the US "peace plan" for Ukraine currently discussed in the media are not final and "almost certainly" will be changed.

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