中新社北京11月26日电 基辅消息：据乌克兰国家通讯社报道，乌克兰总统泽连斯基25日晚表示，乌方 期待与美国保持积极合作，以确保能采取切实有效的步骤推动俄乌冲突的结束。 11月23日，美乌欧在瑞士日内瓦就美方提出的结束俄乌冲突的28点新计划举行会谈。乌克兰国家通讯社 称，经双方磋商，乌美同意继续就和平计划的联合提案开展合作，并在会谈结束后共同拟定了一份修订 后的和平框架文件。(完) 《基辅邮报》称，英国首相斯塔默在该会议上表示，停火谈判"正朝积极方向发展"，日内瓦举行的关键 会谈"取得了进展"。 《基辅独立报》援引乌总统办公室主任、乌谈判代表团团长叶尔马克的话称，泽连斯基希望"尽快"与特 朗普会面，最早可能在11月27日。 另据路透社报道，特朗普25日在社交媒体上表示，和平谈判"只剩下少数几个分歧点"。他透露，他已指 示美国总统特使威特科夫前往莫斯科会见俄总统普京，同时要求美国陆军部长德里斯科尔与乌方官员会 面。 据乌总统办公室官网消息，泽连斯基当天出席"志愿联盟"线上会议。该联盟由法国和英国主导，旨在为 乌克兰提供安全保障。 泽连斯基在会上称，日内瓦谈判取得了一些积极成果。乌克兰已准备好与美国和欧洲国家一道 ...

来源：政事儿综合央视新闻 央视新闻消息，欧洲理事会、欧盟委员会、德国、法国、加拿大、爱尔兰、意大利、西班牙、荷兰、英 国、挪威、芬兰等多方22日发表联合声明，认为美方就结束俄乌冲突提出的"28点"新计划可以作为基 础，但仍需要额外的工作。 据悉，乌克兰代表团团长为乌总统办公室主任叶尔马克，成员包括乌克兰国家安全与国防委员会秘书乌 梅罗夫、乌克兰国防部情报总局局长布达诺夫、乌克兰武装部队总参谋长格纳托夫、乌克兰对外情报局 局长伊瓦先科、乌克兰外交部第一副部长基斯利察等人。 乌官员：乌美将就和平协议可能框架进行磋商 声明反对通过武力改变边界，并对限制乌克兰军队规模的内容表达关切。声明表示各方将在未来几天继 续与乌克兰和美国进行密切合作。 此前有消息称，美国政府正在尝试重启俄罗斯与乌克兰的和平谈判，并已起草一项结束俄乌冲突的"28 点"新计划，并同俄方展开深度讨论。这项计划的内容包括：乌克兰和平、安全保障、欧洲安全、美俄 和美乌未来关系。白宫官员称，美国总统特朗普认为，如果各方展现出灵活性，就有机会结束俄乌冲 突。 美乌将在瑞士举行会谈 乌克兰代表团将参加在瑞士举行的新一轮关于美国"和平计划"结束冲突条款的谈判。 ...

乌克兰代表团将参加在瑞士举行的新一轮关于美国"和平计划"结束冲突条款的谈判。 通报称，乌克兰总统泽连斯基已批准了代表团成员和谈判决定，预计将以最大速度进行建设 性工作，以实现真正的和平。 通报还称，乌克兰将努力以体面的和平结束冲突，保护人民的正当利益和欧洲安全的基础。 来源：政事儿综合央视新闻 央视新闻消息，欧洲理事会、欧盟委员会、德国、法国、加拿大、爱尔兰、意大利、西班 牙、荷兰、英国、挪威、芬兰等多方22日发表联合声明， 认为美方就结束俄乌冲突提出 的"28点"新计划可以作为基础，但仍需要额外的工作。 声明反对通过武力改变边界，并对限制乌克兰军队规模的内容表达关切。 声明表示各方将在 未来几天继续与乌克兰和美国进行密切合作。 此前有消息称，美国政府正在尝试重启俄罗斯与乌克兰的和平谈判，并已起草一项结束俄乌 冲突的"28点"新计划，并同俄方展开深度讨论。这项计划的内容包括： 乌克兰和平、安全保 障、欧洲安全、美俄和美乌未来关系。白宫官员称，美国总统特朗普认为，如果各方展现出 灵活性，就有机会结束俄乌冲突。 美乌将在瑞士举行会谈 据悉， 乌克兰代表团团长为乌总统办公室主任叶尔马克 ，成员包括乌克兰国家安全与国 ...

当地时间21日，德国外交部长瓦德富尔表示，美国政府起草的结束俄乌冲突"28点"新计划草案中的一些 内容，从欧洲角度出发有待商榷。许多要点都需要从欧洲的角度重新进行商讨。 瓦德富尔透露，未来几天很可能会举行专家会议，与美国方面共同审议这份方案。 此前有消息称，美国政府正在尝试重启俄罗斯与乌克兰的和平谈判，且已起草一项结束俄乌冲突的"28 点"新计划，并同俄方展开深度讨论。这项计划的内容包括：乌克兰和平、安全保障、欧洲安全、美俄 和美乌未来关系。白宫官员称，美国总统特朗普认为，如果各方展现出灵活性，就有机会结束俄乌冲 突。据了解，英国、法国、德国将派代表前往瑞士日内瓦参与美乌会谈。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

率先披露这项计划的美国阿克西奥斯新闻网站19日晚报道说，新计划要求乌克兰"割让更多领土"，"以 换取美国对乌克兰和欧洲未来不受俄罗斯入侵的安全保障"。报道援引美国官员的话说，白宫认为，如 果俄乌冲突持续，乌克兰最终或将失去这些领土，"因此，现在达成协议符合乌克兰的利益"。 另据《华盛顿邮报》援引匿名知情人士的话报道，除领土要求外，新计划还要求乌军队规模削减一半。 报道称，美方正在就新计划向乌总统泽连斯基施加压力，由于战场形势和乌国内重大腐败丑闻，泽连斯 基"可能别无选择"。 美俄领导人今年8月在阿拉斯加会晤后，俄乌和谈陷入僵局。10月，俄方拒绝特朗普"就地停火"建议， 特朗普取消原定在匈牙利举行的美俄领导人会晤，并制裁俄最大的两家石油企业。 据新华社消息，美国全国广播公司19日晚援引白宫官员的话报道说，美国总统特朗普本周已批准一项旨 在结束俄乌冲突的28点新计划，尝试重启和谈。 报道援引不具名的白宫官员的话说，除美国中东问题特使威特科夫外，美国副总统万斯、国务卿鲁比奥 和特朗普女婿库什纳也参与制订这项计划，计划重点是"为冲突双方提供安全保障，以确保持久和平"。 这名白宫官员拒绝透露计划的具体细节，表示尚需与相 ...

Core Points - The article discusses a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy regarding Russia, with President Trump implementing direct sanctions against Moscow after previously planning a peace summit [1][2] - Secretary of State Rubio's hawkish stance on Russia has influenced this policy change, as he assessed that Moscow's position had not changed substantively [1][2] - The article highlights the contrasting approaches within the U.S. administration regarding Russia, with Rubio advocating for a tougher stance compared to the more conciliatory approach of Trump's envoy, Witkoff [1][2] Group 1: Policy Changes - Trump has canceled plans for a peace summit in Budapest and has imposed direct sanctions on Russian oil companies, including Rosneft and Lukoil [5] - The sanctions mark the first direct actions taken by Trump in his second term against Moscow, indicating a shift towards a more aggressive stance [1][5] - Rubio's influence in the decision-making process reflects a growing alignment with a more hardline approach towards Russia [1][2] Group 2: Internal Dynamics - White House spokesperson Anna Kelly emphasized that Trump remains the primary decision-maker in foreign policy, with his team executing his "America First" vision [2] - Despite concerns about Witkoff's influence, there is no indication that he has lost Trump's trust, as he continues to negotiate in the Middle East [2] - The article notes that previous discussions between Witkoff and Russian officials led to misunderstandings about Moscow's willingness to negotiate, highlighting internal confusion within the U.S. administration [2][3] Group 3: Future Prospects - Rubio has left the door open for future engagement with Moscow, suggesting that the U.S. is still willing to pursue peace if opportunities arise [6] - The article indicates that the U.S. has become more aware of Russia's inflexibility in negotiations, which may lead to more cautious diplomatic approaches in the future [3][4] - Trump's recent sanctions and statements suggest a potential shift in strategy, as he acknowledges the lack of progress in talks with Putin [5][6]

Core Points - Hungarian Prime Minister Orban stated that preparations for the meeting between US President Trump and Russian President Putin in Budapest are still ongoing [1] - The specific date for the meeting remains uncertain, with Orban emphasizing that it will be held when the timing is right [1] - Reports indicate that the meeting plans have been "shelved" as Trump believes that both Russia and Ukraine are not ready for serious negotiations, deeming the meeting a "waste of time" [1] - Trump mentioned a lengthy phone call with Putin discussing the end of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and subsequent US-Russia trade, but did not specify a date for their face-to-face meeting [1]

Group 1 - The leaders of multiple countries, including Ukraine, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Spain, Sweden, and the EU Commission, issued a joint statement supporting a just and lasting peace, agreeing on an immediate ceasefire and using the current contact line as a negotiation starting point [1] - The statement emphasized the need to continue strengthening sanctions and pressure on the Russian economy and defense industry, and mentioned that several countries are exploring the use of frozen Russian sovereign assets to provide necessary financial resources for Ukraine [1] - The leaders plan to continue discussions in the upcoming European Council and "Alliance of Willing" meetings to advance support for Ukraine [1] Group 2 - Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to end the conflict with Russia and has completed preparations for an upcoming meeting with European partners, which will include signing a new defense capability agreement [2] - This agreement is expected to become part of Ukraine's long-term security guarantees, providing lasting protection for the nation and its people [2] - Zelensky reiterated that Ukraine maintains a unified stance with partner countries on diplomatic issues and confirmed discussions with US President Trump regarding negotiations based on the current front lines [2] Group 3 - US President Trump indicated that no decision has been made regarding a meeting with Russian President Putin, but he believes there is an opportunity for a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia [3] - White House officials stated that there are currently no plans for a Trump-Putin meeting, and the Kremlin confirmed that no specific date has been set for such a meeting [4] - The Russian Direct Investment Fund president mentioned that media interpretations of a potential meeting in the near future are misleading, and emphasized that preparatory work is ongoing [4] Group 4 - The Russian Defense Ministry reported that Russian forces targeted Ukrainian military infrastructure, including energy and transportation facilities, and engaged in combat across 140 areas, shooting down 137 drones [5] - The Ukrainian Armed Forces reported 108 combat incidents on the front lines, with Ukrainian troops continuing to hold their positions against Russian advances, particularly in the Pokrovsk direction where 45 engagements occurred [5]

Core Points - A joint statement was issued by leaders from multiple countries, including Ukraine, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Spain, Sweden, and the European Commission, expressing unified support for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine [1] - The statement endorses US President Trump's proposal for an immediate ceasefire and using the current contact line as a starting point for negotiations, emphasizing that international borders should not be changed by force [1] - The leaders reiterated their commitment to increasing sanctions and pressure on the Russian economy and defense industry [1] - The statement also revealed that several countries are exploring the use of frozen Russian sovereign assets to provide necessary financial resources to Ukraine [1] - Further discussions are planned among the leaders later this week within the framework of the European Council and the "Alliance of Will" meetings to advance support for Ukraine [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Italian government has reaffirmed its decision not to participate in the deployment of multinational forces in Ukraine, indicating a focus on military training and other actions only after the conflict ends [1] Group 1: Government Position - The Italian cabinet meeting emphasized that recent peace negotiations regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict are crucial for Ukraine's security guarantees [1] - Italy will continue to collaborate with the United States and European countries in addressing the situation [1]