Collaboration for Peace in Ukraine: A New Approach

Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney and Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz have agreed to collaborate towards a peaceful resolution for Ukraine, following the emergence of a "peace plan" initiated by the USA. This was announced by Carney's office on Sunday, November 23.
The leaders reaffirmed their unwavering support for Ukraine and their commitment to a fair resolution.
They emphasized that any resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict must involve Ukraine's active participation, respect its core interests, and provide security guarantees.
Carney and Merz pledged to work together with allies to achieve a lasting and just peace in Ukraine.
Interestingly, U.S. President Donald Trump stated on November 22 that his current peace plan for Ukraine is not a final proposal.
He has given Ukraine until November 27 to agree to the proposed American "peace plan".
Leaders from European nations and G7 countries (excluding the U.S.) expressed disagreement with parts of the proposed U.S. plan for Ukraine, yet they agreed to take the project as a basis and showed readiness for further collaboration.