The White House pushed back sharply against criticism of President Donald Trump’s proposed Ukraine peace framework, insisting the administration is not “giving away too much to Russia” and that Trump “doesn’t favour either side.” The remarks came as political backlash intensifies in Washington, Kyiv, and across Europe, where officials have raised concerns about key elements of the plan.<br /><br />Speaking to reporters, the White House spokesperson argued that “critics are misrepresenting the proposal,” stressing that the framework is designed to “stop the bloodshed, restore stability, and bring all parties back to the negotiating table.” The statement follows reports that the U.S. has urged Ukraine to take a position on the draft plan, which includes major security, territorial, and military provisions.<br /><br />While Kyiv and several European leaders have voiced apprehension about the reported terms, the White House maintained that the initiative is “balanced and pragmatic,” and insisted no decisions will be imposed on Ukraine. The spokesperson also dismissed accusations that Washington is prioritizing relations with Moscow over its long-standing support for Kyiv, calling such claims “politically motivated.”<br /><br />#Trump #WhiteHouse #UkraineWar #UkrainePeacePlan #USPolitics #RussiaUkraine #TrumpAdministration #Geopolitics #Diplomacy #BreakingNews #GlobalNews #UkraineCrisis #Kyiv #Moscow
