DEVELOPING: Zelensky Stands Firm, Ukraine Unveils Critical Peace Plan Amid Ongoing Conflict

Breaking News: Ukraine Unveils Critical Peace Plan Amid Ongoing Conflict Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ruled out giving up land to Russia, saying he has "no right" to do so under Ukrainian or international law. This decision comes as Ukraine prepares to present a revised peace plan to the White House, seeking to avoid making territorial concessions to Russia. The peace plan, set to be proposed to the US, aims to offer alternatives to a previously discussed deal that included major concessions for Ukraine. Allies fear this deal would leave Ukraine vulnerable to a future invasion. Zelensky met with European and NATO leaders on Monday to discuss the matter. The city of Sumy in northwestern Ukraine was left without power overnight after a Russian drone attack. The region's governor reported that over a dozen drones hit power infrastructure, causing widespread disruptions. No deaths were reported in the attack. Zelensky's diplomatic tour of Europe comes after days of intensive talks between US and Ukrainian negotiators over the weekend, which failed to produce a deal Kyiv could accept. The situation remains tense, with fighting continuing along the front line in eastern Ukraine. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.