The United States is intensifying pressure on Ukraine to accept a controversial 28-point peace plan, which includes significant concessions such as territorial cessions, military limitations, and a prohibition on NATO membership. President Donald Trump has set a deadline for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to respond, with subsequent discussions scheduled in Switzerland involving U.S. officials and senior Ukrainian representatives. Critics, including European leaders, argue that the plan was negotiated without adequate Ukrainian involvement, potentially undermining Ukraine’s long-term security and sovereignty. These developments occur as Russian forces make territorial advances amid the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the urgency of securing a resolution. The situation reflects a complex interplay of diplomatic maneuvers and military realities, highlighting the precarious balance Ukraine must navigate between maintaining its territorial integrity and managing international diplomatic pressures.