Putin's peace terms for Ukraine revealed after Trump's "big deal" claim

US President Donald Trump announced Thursday that negotiations with Russia are underway on a "big, beautiful" agreement to end the war in Ukraine, following an unscheduled White House meeting with Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev. Trump said the deal could encompass all of Europe. Trump stated the conflict is close to resolution, though he did not meet with the Ukrainian delegation also present. Reports from Ukrainian-American fund official Serhiy Pavluchenko indicate Russia proposed an energy ceasefire until New Year and a peace agreement by spring 2027, conditional on Ukraine halting strikes on Russian infrastructure. Reported Russian conditions include territorial concessions, reduced Ukrainian military strength, NATO infrastructure withdrawal from Baltic and Scandinavian states, and limits on foreign troops in Ukraine. These demands remain unconfirmed by official participants, with Reuters noting Putin still insists on full control of Donetsk region.