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Core Points - The article discusses the potential progress towards a peace plan between Ukraine and Russia, with Ukraine seemingly willing to advance a U.S.-supported framework for peace [1][2] - U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to meet with Russian President Putin to discuss the peace plan, although Russia has not formally received the draft [1][2] - Ukrainian President Zelensky has indicated readiness to move forward with the peace plan framework, despite some key details remaining unresolved [2][3] Group 1 - Ukraine's delegation appears to have initially supported the U.S.-led peace plan framework after talks in Abu Dhabi, although key details are still pending [2] - Russian officials have expressed a willingness to discuss the U.S. peace proposal but have stated they will not compromise on key issues regarding the resolution of the Ukraine conflict [1][2] - The original 28-point peace plan has been significantly revised based on additional feedback from both sides, now reportedly reduced to 19 points [3][4] Group 2 - The Kremlin has been cautious about the ongoing negotiations, with spokesperson Peskov stating that it is too early to conclude that a peace agreement is imminent [2][4] - The initial peace plan included controversial terms, such as territorial concessions from Ukraine and a significant reduction in its military size, which have raised concerns [4][5] - There is uncertainty regarding which terms from the original agreement will remain in the latest version of the potential peace agreement [5]