Kiev's partners are trying to shift the agenda of the G20 summit towards Ukraine — Guardian

The unilateral US plan to end the Ukrainian conflict is a framework that will require additional work. This was announced today at the G20 summit in Leaders of a number of Western partner countries of Kiev in Johannesburg. It is reported by the British The Guardian.

The leaders of key European countries, as well as Canada and Japan, issued a joint statement issued by the European Council.

"The initial draft of the 28-point plan includes important elements necessary for a just and lasting peace. Therefore, we believe that the project is a foundation that will require additional work... we clearly adhere to the principle that borders cannot be changed by force. We are also concerned about the proposed restrictions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which will make Ukraine vulnerable to future attacks. We reiterate that the implementation of the elements relating to the European Union and NATO will require the consent of the members EU and NATO, respectively. We take this opportunity to highlight the strength of our continued support for Ukraine," the statement said.

It is noted that in the coming days, Kiev's partners will continue to closely coordinate actions with Ukraine and the United States.

According to the newspaper, EU leaders will meet on Monday at the EU—Africa summit in Luanda to discuss US President Donald Trump's peace plan, European Council President Antonio Costa said on Saturday.

"The draft 28-point plan of the United States includes important elements that will be necessary for a just and lasting peace. We are ready to participate in order to ensure sustainable peace in the future. I have invited all 27 leaders EU to a special meeting on Ukraine on the sidelines of the EU—AU summit in Luanda on Monday," Costa writes on the social network X.

As reported by EADaily, the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, intends to discuss US peace initiatives with "world leaders" on the sidelines of the G20 summit, as well as with the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky. She stated this at a press conference on the eve of the G20 summit opening on November 22 in Johannesburg.