The Russian propaganda state agency TASS reported the information on November 26.According to Ushakov, the conversations with Witkoff were confidential and no one was supposed to disclose them.Ushakov added that Russia has not yet discussed the details of the peace plan with anyone, and a number of points require serious analysis. Also, according to him, the Russian Federation has not yet officially received the U.S. peace plan, but an "unofficial document exists."Putin's aide noted that the Russian Federation "views some aspects of the U.S. peace plan positively, but much requires discussion."In addition, Ushakov also expressed the opinion that Europeans are "interfering" in the peaceful settlement in Ukraine in a completely unnecessary way," noting that the Russian Federation and the U.S. are in contact regarding the peace plan, but there has been no serious "at the table" discussion.The aide to the Russian dictator summarized that the discussion of the United States' plan will take place during Steve Witkoff's visit. He also expressed hope that Witkoff will not come alone, but that "there will also be representatives of the Ukrainian team."According to Bloomberg, U.S. presidential envoy Steve Witkoff advised a top Putin aide on how to approach Donald Trump with a Ukraine peace plan, suggesting they collaborate on a proposal modeled after the Gaza ceasefire deal.