Por Daria Tarasova-Markina y Issy Ronald, CNN

El último plan de paz para poner fin a la guerra entre Rusia y Ucrania propone que Estados Unidos garantice la seguridad de Kyiv durante 15 años, dijo este lunes el presidente de Ucrania, Volodymyr Zelensky, un día después de reunirse con el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, durante más de tres horas.

La opción de “ampliar estas garantías de seguridad” también se incluiría en los documentos, añadió Zelensky en una serie de mensajes de voz enviados a periodistas mientras informaba sobre el avance de las negociaciones.

Zelensky pidió a Trump que considerara garantías de seguridad de “30-40-50 años”, dijo. “El presidente (Trump) dijo que lo pensaría”, agregó Zelensky.

Una vez más, Zelensky recalcó que “sin garantías de seguridad, esta guerra realmente no termina” y pidió que se refuercen con la “presencia de tropas internacionales” en Ucrania, así como con la aprobación del Congreso de EE.UU. y el parlamento ucraniano.

Dos de los 20 puntos del plan siguen sin resolverse: quién controlará la futura operación de la central nuclear de Zaporiyia y la cuestión territorial, señaló Zelensky.

Sobre la espinosa cuestión de las concesiones territoriales, Zelensky dijo que “aún no hay un concepto detallado para una zona económica libre”, en referencia a la propuesta estadounidense de crear dicha zona en partes de la región oriental de Donbás una vez que las tropas ucranianas se hayan retirado del área.

Agregó que el propio plan de 20 puntos “debe ser confirmado en un referéndum”, lo que requeriría un alto el fuego de “al menos 60 días” para poder celebrarlo, y que una reunión con interlocutores rusos solo podría ocurrir una vez que Trump y los líderes europeos acuerden una propuesta.

Zelensky y Trump se reunieron el domingo en Florida para discutir un plan de paz revisado de 20 puntos elaborado tras semanas de reuniones entre negociadores estadounidenses, europeos y ucranianos.

Zelensky también expuso la siguiente etapa del proceso de paz, diciendo que espera que asesores estadounidenses y europeos asistan a una reunión en Ucrania “en los próximos días”.

Eso sería seguido por una reunión “a nivel de líderes europeos”, tras la cual Zelensky espera que “acordemos los documentos a nivel de todos los líderes” y se prepare otra reunión entre los líderes europeos y Trump.

“Todos estamos seriamente decididos a que estas reuniones, de las que les he hablado, se celebren en enero”, dijo.

“Después de eso, creo que si todo avanza paso a paso, habrá una reunión en uno u otro formato con los rusos”.

El plan debería ser firmado por Ucrania, Europa, Estados Unidos y Rusia, con un “grupo técnico” acompañante que incluya a las cuatro partes, dijo Zelensky.

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By Kevin Liptak, CNN

West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) — Repeatedly this year, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has flown to the United States to praise President Donald Trump as Israel’s greatest champion — and to quietly press him on taking more aggressive action against Israel’s enemies.

On Monday, when Netanyahu meets Trump at his estate in Palm Beach, Florida, the message will be similar: He is looking for a tougher approach to Hamas in Gaza, and is warning of new advancements in Iran’s ballistic missile program.

Yet the reception this time may be different. Trump, who promised he would act as a president of peace, has been wary of some Israeli actions in recent months, including strikes in Syria. He is mindful of American public sentiment, which hasn’t favored becoming mired in another Middle Eastern war.

A tenuous Gaza ceasefire that Trump proudly traveled to the region to finalize in October is being tested by continued deadly Israeli operations in the Palestinian enclave and a slow process to move to the second phase of the deal.

And despite many flashy demonstrations of friendship — including Trump’s extraordinary call for Israel’s president to pardon Netanyahu amid corruption charges — the relationship between the men has, at moments, become strained over differences in how they view foreign policy in the region.

“I think both both of these guys don’t trust one another. I’m not even sure they like one another. But the reality is they need one another. Trump needs Netanyahu to avoid his much-touted 28-point-plan in Gaza from cratering. And Netanyahu desperately needs the president of the United States, in order to manage growing calls for his resignation,” said Aaron David Miller, a former Middle East negotiator now at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

“Mutual need creates a certain amount of dependency,” he said. “This may not be a great meeting, but it’s not going to crater.”

The Monday meeting at Mar-a-Lago marks the second day in a row Trump has hosted a foreign leader to discuss peace over his holiday vacation, after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the estate Sunday.

More than two months after Trump traveled to Egypt to sign the Gaza peace agreement, crucial pieces of the deal remain undefined as Israel tightens its military grip on the battered enclave.

The second phase of the deal includes Hamas’ disarmament, the beginning of reconstruction, and the establishment of post-war governance. At the center of the new plan for administering Gaza is the creation of a “Board of Peace” to be led by Trump and other world leaders.

“It’ll be one of the most legendary boards ever. Everybody wants to be on it,” Trump said at the White House earlier this month.

The US is pushing to move quickly into the next phase, and wants to announce more specifics on the governance of Gaza and a new international stabilization force.

But Israel has been reluctant to further withdraw from Gaza without Hamas disarming. That has created tension with some White House advisers, who believe Netanyahu could be slow-walking the move to the next phase, according to people familiar with the matter.

“Israel has had no better friend in its history than President Trump,” White House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly said in a statement ahead of the meeting.

“We continue to work closely with our ally Israel to successful