Ukraine's leadership has discussed a nationwide referendum on a peace agreement with Russia, particularly if it involves territorial arrangements or a 20-point framework, but no official scheduling has occurred. President Zelenskyy has conditioned any vote on a minimum 60-day ceasefire for security and logistics, alongside parliamentary changes to permit elections or referendums under martial law. Recent KIIS polling shows rising openness to negotiations (around 75%) and acceptance of some territorial compromises by roughly half of respondents, yet strong opposition to limits on Ukraine's armed forces. US diplomatic pressure for spring 2026 resolution timelines has prompted preparatory talks, though legal thresholds, security risks, and the absence of a verified ceasefire continue to constrain near-term action.