Ukraine agrees to peace deal, US official says
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According to a U.S. official, Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal with Russia, though minor details are still being finalized. This agreement follows discussions in Abu Dhabi between U.S. and Russian officials, led by U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, regarding a framework for peace. A Ukrainian delegation was also present in Abu Dhabi and in contact with Driscoll's team. The agreement comes after a leaked 28-point peace plan, initially criticized as favoring Russia, was revised with input from Ukrainian and European officials. Ukraine's decision was announced after overnight Russian attacks on Kyiv and followed talks in Geneva between U.S. and Ukrainian officials regarding the peace plan. Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council Secretary acknowledged the Geneva talks and expressed appreciation for U.S. efforts to end the war.
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