The USA and EU prepare a peace plan for Ukraine: 12 points and conditions for the RF.
Europe and the USA develop a plan to end the war in Ukraine
According to inkorr.com: European countries together with Ukraine are intensifying negotiations on a 12-point plan aimed at ending the war unleashed by Russia in eastern Ukraine. At the same time, Kyiv will not concede to Vladimir Putin's demands for capitulation. This was reported by Bloomberg, citing reliable sources.
According to the plan, after the conclusion of peace negotiations with Russia, the return of children and a prisoner exchange are planned. Ukraine is guaranteed security measures, financial support for the recovery of affected regions, and prospects for joining the European Union.
Sanctions against Russia may be eased, but over 300 billion dollars will only be unblocked after Russia contributes to the reconstruction of Ukraine
Russia currently does not plan to cease hostilities despite the losses incurred. However, the details of the plan may change, and thus remain confidential, as sources warn.
Positions of Trump and Zelensky
US President Donald Trump, expressing support for the idea of ending the conflict in eastern Ukraine, calls for a halt on the existing front lines. He also emphasized the importance of resolving the situation before peace negotiations begin.
President Zelensky confirms the necessity of adopting a temporary ceasefire before the start of peace negotiations
However, according to a senior EU official, there is currently no information that Putin is ready to reduce his tough demands. At the same time, changes are observed in Trump’s position: earlier he advocated pressure on Moscow, but now he adheres to a more compromise approach.
Representatives of Europe and the USA are working together on a plan to end the war in Ukraine, which includes the return of children and the exchange of prisoners. Presidents Trump and Zelensky support the idea of a peaceful resolution of the situation, while Russia continues hostilities. As of now, the details of the plan remain confidential, but their implementation could provide an opportunity to stabilize the situation in the region.Read also
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