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Core Points - The recent developments in the Russia-Ukraine peace process indicate a shift towards a more structured negotiation framework, with the U.S. proposing a 28-point plan that was later condensed to a 19-point plan during discussions in Geneva [2][3] - The discussions have been characterized by a tight schedule, with significant information being leaked, leading to a lack of transparency regarding the specific contents of the 19-point plan [3] - Key agreements include the reaffirmation that any future agreements must fully uphold Ukraine's sovereignty, and the proposal from the EU suggesting Ukraine should not use military means to reclaim occupied territories [5][6] Group 1 - The U.S. 28-point plan initially required Ukraine to withdraw from the Donbas region and for Russia to relinquish control of several territories, but the current situation shows both sides are unwilling to concede territory [6] - The consensus among the U.S., EU, and Ukraine appears to be maintaining the status quo along the "contact line," which could lay the groundwork for a ceasefire [6][7] - The proposal for a "reassurance force" led by the UK and France aims to provide security guarantees for Ukraine post-conflict, although its feasibility remains uncertain [5][7] Group 2 - The discussions have highlighted the reluctance of both Ukrainian President Zelensky and former President Trump to meet directly, indicating a complex political landscape where sensitive issues are deferred to higher-level negotiations [8] - The potential for a UN peacekeeping force to monitor the ceasefire has been suggested, which could involve a diverse composition of nations rather than solely Western countries [7][8]