A document reportedly detailing President Donald Trump’s peace strategy for Ukraine suggests a ceasefire by April 20 banning Ukraine from NATO recognizing Russian control over annexed lands and involving European forces in a demilitarized zone.
The alleged plan outlines initial steps including a phone call between Trump and Putin followed by direct talks with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Key elements include freezing the conflict lines as they stand today with Ukraine agreeing to permanently stay out of NATO.
The document also proposes that Ukraine would officially recognize Russian sovereignty over territories currently held by Russia.
European troops not American ones would be tasked with policing this new demilitarized zone to ensure compliance with the ceasefire.
This leak has sparked a debate over the feasibility and fairness of such a plan with critics arguing it might reward Russian aggression.
Supporters believe it could be a practical step towards ending the conflict although they question the long-term implications for Ukrainian sovereignty.
Public commentary varies with some expressing concern over the territorial concessions while others see it as a necessary compromise for peace. There’s a call for more transparency on how these negotiations would affect Ukraine’s future security and its relationship with Europe.
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