1. The United States and Ukraine held talks over a U.S.-proposed peace plan in Switzerland on November 24, 2025, in Geneva.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff represented the U.S., while Andriy Yermak led the Ukrainian delegation.

2. The discussions focused on modifying the U.S.-backed plan to align with a proposal created in coordination with European countries, particularly Britain, France, and Germany.
- According to Reuters, the modified proposal includes increasing Ukraine's peacetime military troop size to 800,000 and initiating negotiations on territorial swaps from the current line of contact.

3. Both parties agreed on making changes and adjustments to the draft plan in an effort to narrow differences, with further discussions planned for future meetings.