“Currently, the pressure on Ukraine is one of the hardest,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told his country in an address Friday, saying that it could face a pivotal choice between “losing dignity or a major partner.”

“Now is one of the most difficult moments of our history. Now, the pressure on Ukraine is one of the heaviest. Now, Ukraine can face a very difficult choice — either losing dignity or risk losing a major partner,” he said.

However, the Ukrainian President vowed to fight to ensure that dignity and freedom were not undermined.

“I will fight 24/7 to ensure that at least two points in the plan are not overlooked — the dignity and freedom of Ukrainians.”

Trump’s 28-point peace plan envisages Ukraine giving up the eastern Donbas region – including areas it currently controls – and shrinking the size of its army. It rules out the deployment of European peacekeepers and says Kyiv must relinquish long-range weapons and not join NATO.