Former Finnish PM Sanna Marin put it bluntly: “To end the conflict, Russia must leave Ukrainian territory.”

Just one point. Nothing more to discuss. pic.twitter.com/ZuT6Ati1At

— NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) November 21, 2025

Ukraine can count on us. Together with @EmmanuelMacron and @Keir_Starmer, I reaffirmed our full support to @ZelenskyyUa. We will coordinate closely with Europe and the US, whose commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty we welcome. The contact line must remain the basis for any talks.

— Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz (@bundeskanzler) November 21, 2025

Any Ukraine-Russia peace plan has to:

1) Stop the killing while preserving Ukrainian sovereignty.
2) Be acceptable to both Russia and Ukraine.
3) Maximize the chances the war doesn't restart.

Every criticism of the peace framework the administration is working on either…

— JD Vance (@JDVance) November 22, 2025

The best is the enemy of the good. Contrary to recent press speculation, the draft 28-point plan for peace in Ukraine is in fact a reasonable basis for negotiations. Journalists can gripe about it as they griped about the 20-point Gaza plan. But wars are not ended by op-eds. 1/5

— Niall Ferguson (@nfergus) November 21, 2025

If we compare the terms of the peace plan that Putin and Trump discussed in Anchorage with the plan that is now being leaked to the globalist press, there is an obvious (once again) serious deterioration of conditions for Ukraine.
If Zelensky hadn’t acted like an asshole and had… pic.twitter.com/VLZUgxyBnB

— Oleksandr Dubinskyi (@Dubinsky_pro) November 21, 2025

Putin's full statement, this evening, reacting to Trump’s new 28-point Ukraine peace plan (my translation):

"Of course. There’s no secret here. We haven’t talked about it publicly except in the broadest terms, but there's nothing to hide. President Trump’s peace plan on Ukraine… pic.twitter.com/NeDi44Zmpi

— Brian McDonald (@27khv) November 21, 2025