Oh yeah, another pace plan time. The nth.
Le Monde says it was released by Financial Times and Axios:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2025/11/21/war-in-ukraine-what-we-know-about-donald-trump-s-28-point-peace-plan_6747683_4.html
FT is paywalled but Axios is not:
https://www.axios.com/2025/11/20/trump-ukraine-peace-plan-28-points-russia
There is a thread about it here:  >>/news/28800/ not sure if the same text I haven't read, I assume it is.

As for the size limitation of Ukraine's army, they say it's 600K max. Axios says right now it's about 800-850K (I've seen similar numbers by other sources some times earlier), and before the war it was 250K. I doubt they could upkeep a 600K standing army. Perhaps with weekend soldiers included.
BUT. It is more important if there are any limitations in weaponry. What they can have or how many.

This one:
9. European fighter jets will be stationed in Poland.
Isn't it a given that European fighter jets can be in Poland? How is this part of anything? Compared to this they cannot be in Romania or the Baltics? This point makes no sense.

This is fun:
13. Russia will be reintegrated into the global economy:
- The lifting of sanctions will be discussed and agreed upon in stages and on a case-by-case basis.
Will European countries be allowed to buy Russian fossils or any other energy sources? Or we still have to move to USian LNG and such???

There are some problems. From the top of my heda:
For starters the most staunch and active supporters of the regimes in Kiev and Moscow both feels the war must go on. Potential political instability ahead.
Is Russia willing to accept the current govt, especially Zelensky as a legitimate party to sign it?
Would EU and UK sabotage the whole thing and push Ukraine for more war? Especially the UK is a notorious warmonger. But maybe Washington could bully everyone to stand down.

Still have to watch couple of videos I'm sure there will be some in the next couple of days. I'm curious what Matt is saying.