LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Signs of a renewed U.S.-led

push to end the Russia-Ukraine war triggered the biggest jump in

Ukraine's government bond prices in months on Wednesday.

Ukraine has received "signals" about a set of U.S. proposals

to end the war that Washington has discussed with Russia, a

senior Ukrainian official told Reuters on Wednesday. Kyiv has

had no role in preparing the proposals, the source added.

Kyiv's bonds, which were restructured last year, jumped as

much as 2.6 cents on the dollar, with the zero

coupon 2036 maturity bidding at just over 50 cents.

It's still-to-be restructured GDP warrant rose to 89.6 cents

, its highest since January 2022, a month

before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine's parliament on Wednesday also voted to dismiss the

energy and justice ministers after a major corruption

investigation into the energy sector sparked the country's

biggest wartime political crisis.