Trump says Ukraine peace plan isn't his 'final offer'

President Donald Trump said that his administration’s peace proposal for Ukraine and Russia is “not my final offer."

President Donald Trump on Saturday said that his administration’s peace proposal for Ukraine and Russia is “not my final offer,” telling reporters after a question from NBC News, “One way or the other, we have to get it ended.”

Trump added that if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy doesn’t agree to the peace plan, “then he can continue to fight his little heart out.”

Earlier this week, Trump said that he wants Zelenskyy — who has hesitations about the proposal — to accept the peace plan by Thanksgiving.

Trump’s new Thanksgiving deadline for Ukraine peace plan01:35Key points of the proposal include allowing Russia to keep more Ukrainian territory than it currently holds, forcing Ukraine to limit the size of its army and agreeing that Ukraine will never join NATO.

Ukrainian lawmakers have criticized the plan as conceding too much to Russia’s demands, though the Trump administration has said that the plan, which has 28 points, was drafted with input from both sides of the conflict.