特朗普还给乌克兰划定了接受期限，"11月27日是乌克兰接受美国支持的和平计划的最后期限"。 在沉寂多月后，美国总统特朗普又将焦点引向了依旧在僵局中的乌克兰危机。 据新华社报道，美国媒体11月20日发布特朗普政府起草的结束俄乌冲突"28点新计划"草案的完整内容，要点包括俄罗斯与乌克兰和欧 洲缔结互不侵犯协议，乌克兰承诺不加入北约等。 特朗普还给乌克兰划定了接受期限，"11月27日是乌克兰接受美国支持的和平计划的最后期限。"在21日稍晚时，特朗普在白宫接受媒 体采访时再次明确表示，泽连斯基必须同意这一和平计划，否则冲突将继续。 "修改和调整" 在美乌此次会谈前，特朗普在社交媒体平台发布消息抱怨，对于美国尝试结束乌克兰危机的努力，乌克兰"一点感激都没有"。此后， 美乌双方代表在"凝重的气氛"中开始了日内瓦会谈。 据央视新闻报道，泽连斯基23日就乌美代表团在日内瓦举行的会谈发表声明，释放出会谈取得积极进展的信号。泽连斯基在声明中指 出，目前的迹象表明，美国方面提出的和平方案可能包含若干对乌克兰国家利益至关重要的要素。 他还表示，当前外交进程全面提速，这是积极信号，乌克兰期待最终成果能体现为一系列正确、有力、可持续的行 ...

Core Viewpoint - The meeting at the White House on November 7 highlighted the complex geopolitical dynamics surrounding Hungary's energy dependence on Russia, with Trump suggesting a potential exemption for Hungary to continue purchasing Russian oil, which could undermine the collective sanctions imposed by the US and EU against Russia [1][16]. Group 1: Hungary's Energy Dependency - Hungary is heavily reliant on Russian energy, with 74% of its natural gas and 86% of its oil sourced from Russia, making it one of the EU's most dependent countries on Russian energy [3][4]. - The lack of a seaport severely limits Hungary's ability to import alternative energy sources, as its industrial infrastructure is designed to process Russian crude oil, making a switch to other sources technically challenging and costly [3][4]. Group 2: Geopolitical Implications - The recent sanctions imposed by the US and EU on Russian oil and liquefied natural gas have led to a spike in international oil prices, which has not significantly harmed Russia but has put pressure on European allies like Hungary [4][11]. - Trump's comments suggest that Hungary's situation is not unique, with other landlocked countries like Slovakia facing similar dilemmas regarding energy supply and reliance on Russian resources [4][11]. Group 3: Strategic Calculations - Trump's willingness to consider an exemption for Hungary appears to be a strategic move to maintain alliances and pressure other European nations to align with US policies regarding Russian energy [6][7]. - Hungary's energy crisis has prompted it to develop infrastructure that could position it as a key player in the Central European energy market, potentially replacing Austria as a distribution hub for natural gas [7][14]. Group 4: Future Considerations - The exemption for Hungary is not guaranteed, as it may come with conditions, such as purchasing $6 billion worth of US liquefied natural gas, indicating a transactional nature to the arrangement [8][12]. - The potential for other countries to seek similar exemptions could create further fractures in the EU's collective sanctions strategy against Russia, undermining the intended pressure on the Kremlin [12][13].