泽连斯基已提交“和平协议”修改版：主张俄乌对等撤军 领土问题未谈妥

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article revolves around the ongoing negotiations between Ukraine and the United States regarding a proposed peace plan to resolve the conflict with Russia, with significant disagreements remaining on territorial issues and the management of certain regions [1][2][4]. - Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine has submitted a revised agreement to the U.S., which still demands significant concessions from Ukraine on territorial matters, particularly in the Donetsk region [1][2]. - There are two main points of contention in the negotiations: the territorial status of the Donetsk region and the co-management of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant [2][3]. Group 2 - Zelensky expressed concerns that any proposed "free economic zone" or "demilitarized zone" in the Donetsk region should not require unilateral withdrawal of Ukrainian forces without corresponding actions from Russian troops [2][3]. - Discussions between Ukraine and the U.S. also included the withdrawal of Russian forces from various regions, with an agreement allowing Ukraine to maintain a military force of 800,000 personnel [3]. - Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Ukraine must remain neutral, non-aligned, and denuclearized, which could serve as a starting point for resolving the conflict [4][5]. Group 3 - European leaders, including those from France and Germany, have expressed caution regarding U.S. proposals, emphasizing that any territorial concessions must be determined by the Ukrainian people and should not compromise European security interests [4][5]. - There are ongoing discussions among European leaders and the U.S. regarding the handling of frozen Russian assets and security guarantees for Ukraine, indicating a lack of consensus on these issues [5][6]. - U.S. President Trump has criticized European leaders for their perceived inaction and suggested that Ukraine should accept the current realities of the conflict and consider holding elections [6].