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Trump sends envoy and Kushner to Moscow to discuss a 28-point peace plan focused on Crimea and other Ukrainian regions.
The plan could include recognizing Russia's control over Crimea and other seized Ukrainian territories.
Zelensky aide vowed to depart amid a corruption probe, signaling internal challenges for Kyiv.
Diplomatic activity intensifies as talks are linked to Mar-a-Lago and broader peace efforts.
European observers express concern over U.S. willingness to align with Kyiv's competing interests.
Bloomberg transcript and leaked points show the peace plan’s territorial emphasis.
Geneva talks and U.S.-Ukraine negotiations are positioned as essential to the peace process.
Ukrainian officials monitor whether Zelensky will attend negotiations at Mar-a-Lago.
Putin’s position remains firm on Crimea and other territories as a core bargaining point.
Observers note the piece integrates U.S. domestic political theater with international diplomacy.

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Bondarenko joined Ukraine’s military reserves in advance of the 2022 invasion and was deployed to the front lines in the Luhansk region.
She describes facing sexism that barred her from frontline work, despite training and willingness to serve.
Bondarenko has shifted from infantry to drone warfare, arguing drones can outpace traditional frontline strength.
She stresses that Ukraine needs total mobilization of both men and women to bolster the army.
Bondarenko says she trusts President Zelensky while criticizing peace plans that require Ukrainian territorial concessions.
The interview portrays her as symbolizing broader changes in Ukraine’s military and society.
She notes the growing role of drones in modern warfare and the psychological distance they create from the battlefield.
Bondarenko highlights that many women remain underrepresented in combat roles despite policy changes.
Bondarenko connects her theatre background to wanting stronger, more complex roles for women in wartime.
The piece notes Ukraine’s ongoing efforts to tackle sexual harassment within the military and to appoint gender advisors.

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