[Informed person: The United States asked Russia to submit a new Russia-Ukraine security agreement plan] On November 12, sources from the United States said that according to informed sources, the United States proposed to reach a new Russia-European security architecture agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict during the just-concluded trilateral talks between Russia, the United States, and Ukraine, and has offered to let Russia submit relevant plans. The news quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that Russian representatives said during the talks that Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a letter to then US President Biden in 2021 to express Russia's security concerns, but received no response from the US, and only then launched a special military operation against Ukraine. U.S. negotiators, presidential envoy Witkov and President Trump’s son-in-law Kushner responded that the world has changed significantly since 2021. According to the news, Witkov and Kushner proposed that Russia draft a new plan, including Russia's "security concerns and requirements", as well as what "reciprocal measures" Russia is willing to take to ease the situation, and to assure Europe that it will not launch attacks on it in the future. They also told Russia that "in order to seriously discuss European security issues," Russia needs to agree to the participation of European representatives in future negotiations. (CCTV News)