视频丨一份计划两个版本 乌总统再赴美谈“和平协议”

Group 1 - The meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and US President Trump is scheduled for December 28 in Florida to discuss a "peace plan" [1] - Ukraine has reportedly completed 90% of the documentation for the "peace agreement" with the US, while Russia claims the Ukrainian draft differs fundamentally from the US-Russia negotiations [2][7] - Russian President Putin stated that if Ukraine is unwilling to resolve the issue peacefully, Russia will resort to military action to address all problems [3][12] Group 2 - The upcoming meeting will be public, focusing on Ukraine's security guarantees, with Zelensky emphasizing the need for legally binding security assurances from the US [4] - Zelensky has reiterated that elections or referendums cannot occur until a ceasefire is achieved, given the ongoing conflict with Russia [6] - Prior to the meeting with Trump, Zelensky communicated with EU leaders regarding the "peace agreement," with strong support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia reiterated by EU officials [6] Group 3 - The "peace plan" has diverged into two versions, with significant differences between Ukraine's and Russia's proposals, indicating a competitive dynamic in negotiations with the US [7][10] - Key issues such as territorial disputes and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant remain unresolved, with Ukraine maintaining strict "red lines" regarding territorial integrity and security guarantees [8] - Both Ukraine and Russia are actively seeking to assert their positions in negotiations with the US, with Ukraine taking proactive steps to engage with American officials ahead of scheduled talks [10] Group 4 - On the battlefield, Russia has claimed control over key areas, including the city of Huliaipole in the Zaporizhzhia region, while Ukraine has reported large-scale airstrikes by Russian forces targeting Kyiv and other cities [12][13] - Ukrainian officials reported that Russian forces launched attacks using nearly 500 drones and 40 missiles, primarily targeting energy and civilian infrastructure in Kyiv [13]