Former U.S. Amb. to NATO Kurt Volker analyzes President Donald Trump’s latest Russia-Ukraine peace plan on ‘Fox Report.’

EU and NATO leaders issued a joint statement on the US-backed peace plan for Ukraine, saying it could serve as a basis but requires significant revisions. EU leaders welcomed US efforts to establish peace in Ukraine.

NATO fighter jets were scrambled and ground-based air defense systems put on high alert in Poland and Romania during an overnight Russian attack on Ukraine.

European leaders are hoping to bolster the controversial plan, which Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy said was forcing his country to choose between "dignity" and a "key partner."

Ukrainian officials are set to meet with US counterparts in Geneva on November 23 to discuss President Donald Trump’s 28-point peace plan -- one that Kyiv’s allies have said is highly tilted in Russia’s favor.

Ukraine war also includes a proposal that names NATO’s Article 5 — but doesn’t carry the same security guarantee of the treaty, experts

In past interviews, Zelensky has referred to the DMZ as a conflict-resolution model that Ukraine would follow at its peril. “It would be a dead zone,” he told one of us in March.

Business Insider observed US, Polish, and Romanian forces learning to use the Merops system, which has been combat-proven in Ukraine.