Ukrainian Parliament Set to Reject Trump’s Peace Plan, Lawmaker Warns
Kyiv, November 22, 2025 – Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, will block Donald Trump’s proposed “peace plan” for ending the war with Russia, a senior lawmaker from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s own Servant of the People party has declared.
Rostyslav Nahornyak, a member of the parliamentary committee on national security, defence and intelligence, stated bluntly that the plan in its current form stands no chance of receiving the required votes.
“Ukraine is a parliamentary-presidential republic,” Nahornyak said. “Any decisions involving territorial concessions, constitutional amendments, security guarantees or changes to our foreign policy course fall under the exclusive authority of the Verkhovna Rada – and most of them require a constitutional majority of 300 votes.”
According to the MP, that level of support simply does not exist in the current parliament and is unlikely to materialise any time soon.
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Ukraine’s allies rush to counter Trump’s ‘non-starter’ peace plan
Top British and European officials will join high-level talks between the U.S. and Ukraine starting Sunday, after Kyiv’s allies voiced concern at Trump’s proposed deal.
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For the EU, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s head of cabinet, Bjoern Seibert is expected to attend.
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Crisis talks
Instead, Kyiv’s allies are working intensively behind the scenes to devise alternatives to Trump’s plan that would better protect Ukrainian and European interests, the officials said. However, it is clear that none of Ukraine’s friends and allies believe the raw Trump plan is acceptable and some do not want to give it any credibility at all.
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