Ukraine's Ambassador to the U.S., Oksana Markarova, labeled reports about Trump's 100-day plan to end the war as false.

The Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to the USA, Oksana Markarova, stated that there is a plan related to the USA to end the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine "in 100 days," rumors of which have surfaced in the media. She expressed her thoughts regarding the validity of the so-called "specific 100-day plan."

“It was obvious to me that this was a disinformation campaign as soon as I saw that the plan was supposed to lead to something by May 9. There is no such date in the historical and informational context of the USA at all. Even on May 8, at the World War II Memorial, I am the only ambassador who has attended with my team for all four years of my diplomatic service to lay a wreath and speak. Last year, the Ambassador of France joined because it was a significant anniversary – D-Day, and for the previous three years, it was just Ukraine. So, as soon as you see that 'Americans are supposedly offering something by May 9' – you can confidently apply critical thinking,” she wrote.

Earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported that Donald Trump instructed Keith Kellogg to end the war in 100 days and plans to personally oversee peace negotiations regarding Ukraine.

Subsequently, the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, declared that there is no actual "peace plan" for "100 days."

“There are no 'peace plans for 100 days' in the media that exist in reality. These are merely disinformation campaigns, most often legitimizing the Russians,” emphasized Yermak.

As reported by "Judicial and Legal Newspaper", according to The Washington Post, Volodymyr Zelensky is considering candidates to replace Ambassador Oksana Markarova in the USA.

It is worth noting that due to violations of neutrality rules in favor of the Democratic Party of the USA during the organization of Zelensky's visit to the USA ahead of the Presidential elections, US House Speaker Mike Johnson requested Volodymyr Zelensky to dismiss Markarova.