涉俄乌和谈“28点”新计划，泽连斯基最新表态

Core Points - Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine will participate "constructively, sincerely, and pragmatically" in the new "28-point" peace plan for negotiations with Russia, which was proposed after discussions between the U.S. government and Russia, without Ukraine's involvement [1][3] - The plan reportedly includes provisions for Russia to lift Western sanctions, rejoin the G7, and recover most of its frozen assets, while Ukraine would have to reduce its military size by half, be prohibited from possessing long-range missiles, and disband its elite combat units [3] - U.S. Army Secretary Driscoll met with President Zelensky in Kyiv to discuss the key points of the plan, although specific details were not disclosed [3] - The White House confirmed that President Trump supports the new plan, which is still under revision and believed to be acceptable to both parties involved in the conflict [3] - Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov stated that there is no new information regarding the "28-point" plan and that while contacts between the U.S. and Russia continue, there have been no negotiations or discussions specifically aimed at resolving the Ukraine issue [4]