"Today's schedule includes a conversation with the American side about a document that will describe in detail the process of reconstruction and economic development of Ukraine after the war," Zelensky said on the Telegram platform.

"At the same time, we are completing work on a basic document of 20 points that could determine the parameters of the end of the war, and we hope to transfer this document to the US in the near future," the Ukrainian president noted.

A day earlier, Zelensky told reporters that the US plan to end the war in Ukraine had been shortened to 20 points.

Sources in the British newspaper"Financial Times" claimed that US President Donald Trump's envoys have given Zelensky only a few days to accept a plan that stipulates that Ukraine will have to recognize territorial losses in exchange for unspecified US security guarantees.

Trump hopes to have a deal in place by Christmas, the newspaper's source said.

At the same time, a source for the Ukrainian online publication"RBK-Ukraine" indicated that although the Americans are rushing Kiev, no deadline has been set"until Christmas."

Zelensky now confirms news that a new conversation with members of the Coalition of Goodwill will take place on Thursday.

"The week can bring news for all of us and about the end of the bloodshed. We accept that there is no alternative to peace, and the main questions are - how to get Russia to stop the killings, and what exactly will deter Russia from a third invasion," the Ukrainian president said.