The WSJ learned about Rubio's conversations with Europeans angry about the US plan for Ukraine
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has received numerous calls from angry European officials and lawmakers following the presentation of the American plan to end the Ukrainian conflict. This was reported on November 24 by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
"When the details of the plan became public, the White House faced a sudden crisis. <...> According to officials, Rubio had to answer calls from angry European officials and lawmakers," the material says.
American politicians also expressed their dissatisfaction. The authors of the article note that Senator Angus King from Maine, an independent member of the Intelligence Committee, sent Rubio a message expressing his concern and bewilderment about this plan, clarifiesГазета.Ru ".
The Bild newspaper reported on November 22 that the member states of the European Union (EU) expressed a desire to amend at least four points of the peace plan of US President Donald Trump for a settlement in Ukraine. It was noted that they did not like the provisions written there on the issue of territories, as well as on frozen assets of the Russian Federation.
The Washington Post reported on November 23 that European leaders have developed an alternative proposal for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine. As explained in the publication, it provides for the waiver of restrictions for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the postponement of the resolution of territorial issues for the period after the ceasefire.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on November 25 that it was impossible to discuss the security architecture without the EU's participation, and the association's participation might be required at some stage of the Ukrainian settlement.
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