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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a significant turning point in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting recent military actions and diplomatic efforts aimed at reaching a peace agreement. Military Developments - On November 23, Ukrainian drones attacked the Shatura power station in Moscow Oblast, with some drones being intercepted by air defense systems, while others caused a fire that has since been controlled [2][3][4] - Moscow's mayor reported that three Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow were shot down [5] - The Ukrainian Air Force reported that since November 22, Russian forces have launched attacks using 98 drones against Ukraine, while Ukrainian forces have successfully repelled multiple Russian offensives in various regions [6] Diplomatic Efforts - The U.S. is pressuring Ukraine to accept a peace agreement, with a deadline suggested by former President Trump for November 27 to accept a new "28-point" plan [7][11] - A significant meeting took place in Geneva involving representatives from the U.S., Ukraine, the EU, and key European nations, where progress was made on a foundational document for peace talks [2][10] - The proposed "28-point" plan includes mutual non-aggression agreements, security guarantees for Ukraine, and stipulations regarding military presence and troop limits [9][10] Reactions and Implications - The atmosphere during discussions among NATO allies was tense, with concerns raised about the U.S. negotiating with Russia without full transparency [8] - Ukrainian President Zelensky faces immense pressure, indicating a critical juncture where he must choose between accepting difficult terms or risking further challenges during the winter [11]