Ukrainian media claim about Trump’s plan for peace in Ukraine

According to RCO News Agency, there have been reports of US President Donald Trump’s alleged plan to achieve peace in Ukraine.

“Trump will try to force Ukrainian President Zelkski to agree with Russia to Easter (mid -April) on a peace plan,” the British newspaper Daily Mail wrote.

Trump, who has long claimed to negotiate in a day to end the Ukrainian war, is trying to reach peace within a day.

The Ukrainian Network of Strana also quoted Ukraine and the United States as saying: “According to discussions in political and diplomatic circles in Ukraine, the Trump plan includes a ceasefire until April 5, which stopped Russia’s continuous advance, stopping Russia’s continued advance, stopping Russia’s continuous advance, stopping Russia’s continuous advance. “Ukraine’s accession to NATO is prohibited and demands the acceptance of Russian sovereignty over the occupied territories.”

“In addition, the Ukrainian forces will have to leave the Russian Corsk area,” the Ukrainian Network added. European forces, which include forces from the British, can be present in the retaining areas. US forces will not be present in the area. “

According to reports, the European Union is also urged to help Ukraine reconstruct it. According to the American Marshall Fund, Ukraine’s rebuilding may cost up to $ 5 billion in the next decade.

Trump’s alleged program will also include a phone call between Zelkski and Russian President Vladimir Putin in early February, with a meeting between two leaders in late February to early March and announcing the official ceasefire.

“A statement on the parameters agreed to end the war will be released until May 9, and then Kiev is asked not to extend the military or to mobilize the forces, Strana added.

According to the report, Trump will also plan to continue US support for the Ukrainian army as well as a way to join the European Union by year 5.

But according to the Daily Mail, if the alleged plan is implemented, Russia will make significant achievements, as the plan “will include the lifting of Russian energy sanctions over the years.”

So far, the Zlansky office has strongly rejected the legitimacy of peace plans.

Ukraine President Andrei Yermak wrote on the telegram social network that the plan is “not real” and claimed that such reports (reports published by Ukrainian media!) Often published Russian claims.

Zelksky’s office opposed the alleged plan, while Russia currently controls about 2 percent of Ukraine’s territory and its forces are still advancing.

However, Zelksky had previously claimed that he would never allow a “hectare of Ukraine to be in Putin’s hand”, but he also confessed that these areas could not return to Ukraine immediately.

On the other hand, the publication of numerous reports of Trump’s alleged plan to end the Ukrainian conflict, while earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry, emphasizing the country’s readiness to hold serious peace talks with Ukraine, said that the legitimacy of Valudimir Zelnski must first be legitimate legitimacy. His presidency expired in May and his ruling to ban talks with Russia.

“The Russian side has welcomed the realistic suggestions and is ready to hold a serious dialogue,” said Alexi Polishchuk, director of the Second Department of Independent States at the Russian Foreign Ministry. “As it has been emphasized several times, the peaceful resolution of the Ukrainian War is possible based on the Istanbul negotiations document.”

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry’s senior diplomat, Moscow and Kiev had previously had talks on the soil of Belarus as well as in Istanbul at the end of March. But the negotiations were disrupted by Ukraine’s unilateral decision.

Earlier, David Arahamia, the head of the Ukrainian negotiating board, had announced that the incident happened on the proposal of Boris Johnson, who was then the British Prime Minister.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that his country would never reject peace talks, but the negotiations should be implemented in the context of the agreement reached in the previous negotiations in Istanbul.

Polishchuk also said that the Americans are talking a lot about negotiating with Russia over Ukraine, but have not yet made any specific practical offer.

“We are apparently seeing the positions and efforts to determine the issues of possible agreement,” he said.

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