和平方案陷“罗生门”：美官员曝俄“愿望清单”、特朗普称“非终版”

Core Viewpoint - President Trump stated that the proposed peace plan for Ukraine is not a "final version" and expressed commitment to ending the Ukraine crisis [1][4]. Group 1: Peace Plan Details - The White House submitted a "28-point" peace plan draft to Kyiv, which includes terms such as Ukraine ceding territory to Russia and limiting its military size [4]. - This proposal has raised concerns among leaders in several European countries [4]. Group 2: Diplomatic Meetings - A U.S. delegation, including Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll and Secretary of State Rubio, is set to meet with the Ukrainian delegation in Geneva [5]. - The U.S. also plans to hold separate talks with a Russian delegation, although details on the location are not yet provided [5]. Group 3: Conflicting Statements on Plan Origin - Reports indicate that the "28-point" peace plan is seen as a "wish list" from Russia rather than an actual proposal from Washington [6]. - Some U.S. officials, including Senator Mike Rounds, stated that the plan is not an American initiative but rather a proposal shared with Ukraine [9]. - However, Secretary Rubio denied these claims, asserting that the peace proposal was drafted by the U.S. and serves as a solid framework for ongoing negotiations [9].