特朗普和平计划陷僵局，俄乌分歧加剧，北约“鹰派”言论搅局

Group 1 - The core issue is the increasing divergence between Russia and Ukraine regarding Trump's peace plan, with the deadline for signing the agreement having passed without any results [1] - NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's remarks indicate that Russia has no veto power over Ukraine's NATO membership application, which seems to reject the U.S. proposal or at least aims to secure a better negotiating position for Ukraine [1][2] - The U.S.-led proposal includes a key condition that Ukraine will not be accepted into NATO at any time in the future, while a leaked European counter-proposal removes this clause, opening the door for future NATO membership for Ukraine [1] Group 2 - Some Western leaders are discussing the possibility of Ukraine joining NATO as a lure for Ukrainians, but closed-door meetings reveal that this is unlikely due to the risk of direct conflict with Russia [2] - The European document states that any discussions about territorial exchanges will start from the current contact line, which aligns with Ukrainian President Zelensky's desire to freeze the front lines [2] - President Putin has reiterated his stance that Zelensky's government is illegal, questioning the legitimacy of any final agreement signed by it [2]