LONDON/KYIV, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Ukraine will share a revised peace plan with the U.S. on Tuesday that is aimed at ending Russia's war, after talks in London between President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and the leaders of France, Germany and Britain.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says officials are expected to hand their latest peace proposals to United States negotiators on Wednesday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will now turn to European allies as he visits London on December 8 to discuss the peace process with the leaders of Britain, France, and Germany.

“During the cordial talks, which focused on the war in Ukraine, the Holy Father reiterated the need for the continuation of dialogue and expressed his urgent desire that the current diplomatic initiatives bring about a just and lasting peace,” the Vatican communique said.

The White House revealed that President Trump is increasingly frustrated with Russia-Ukraine peace efforts and wants concrete results. Ukraine says the US proposed a Donetsk pullback, while Kyiv submitted counter-proposals.