New details of the so-called "Trump's 100-day plan" regarding Ukraine are actively being discussed online. The information was leaked to the mass media and caused a violent reaction both in political circles and among the public. The plan, allegedly prepared by the administration of US President Donald Trump, concerns key aspects of bilateral relations and may significantly affect the future of Ukraine.
▪️January-February: Trump's telephone conversations with Putin and discussion of the plan with the Ukrainian authorities.
▪️February-March: Zelensky must cancel the decree banning negotiations with Putin. A meeting between Trump, Zelensky and Putin is scheduled to agree on a peace plan.
▪️April 20: truce on Easter along the entire front line. Withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the Kursk region.
▪️End of April: launch of an international conference to conclude a peace agreement mediated by the USA, China, the EU and the Global South. Exchange of captives "all for all".
▪️Until May 9: declaration of the end of the war and cancellation of martial law in Ukraine.
▪️August-October: presidential, parliamentary and local elections.
What will be included in the peace agreement:
▪️Ukraine declares neutrality, rejection of NATO and preservation of the army with the support of the USA.
▪️ Ukraine's entry into the EU by 2030 and post-war recovery at the expense of the EU.
▪️The sovereignty of the Russian Federation over the occupied territories is not recognized, but Ukraine refuses to return by force.
▪️Gradual lifting of sanctions against the Russian Federation and resumption of import of Russian energy carriers to the EU.
▪️ Stopping the persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the Russian language, the admission of "pro-Russian" parties to the elections.
▪️The issue of the peacekeeping contingent from Europe remains controversial and requires additional consultations.
This plan was allegedly transmitted through European diplomats. The authenticity of the document has not been officially confirmed.
It will be recalled that The Times named four realistic scenarios for the end of the war in Ukraine. The worst of them suggests that Russian ruler Putin may not agree to peace talks, and Kyiv may lose military support from the United States. The war in Ukraine has only four realistic scenarios for the end of hostilities. There are both bad and good options. However, they all provide for a common basis — Ukraine is in dire need of the support of US President Donald Trump.
