Right now, without money from the United States, Ukraine is in a financial situation where it can’t even survive for three months, let alone its military.
Money borrowed from other countries has declared its inability to repay debt this year, and will continue to do so next year and the year after.
The proposal – in fact, the order – of the brains of the new US President Donald Trump’s administration is
1. Ukraine loses 20% of its existing territory and recognizes Russian occupation of that territory.
2. Ukraine’s accession to NATO, which was one of the direct causes of the war, is postponed until 20 years later.
3. As of the date of the previous agreement, Russia and Ukraine will create an 800-mile demilitarized zone to prevent conflict.
4. After the war, defense training and weapons support will be provided to Ukraine, but there will be no stationing of US troops. There is no defense treaty.
5. After the end of the war, Ukraine’s defense expenses and national operating expenses should be paid by Germany, Poland, the United Kingdom, and France.
– If the above proposal is rejected, Ukraine will fight Russia on its own from now on without U.S. weapons support.
‘All security responsibilities and backing will be fully supported by the West,
It’s been about 10 years since you, Ukraine, were encouraged to engage in ultra-hardline hostile diplomacy against Russia.
The entire country was reduced to ashes, more than 10 million people fled the country, and the country fell into extreme poverty in Europe.
International politics and diplomacy are so heartless,
Only national interests come first,
There are no permanent allies or enemies.
Ignorant and foolish government of another country? This is a world where we take it for granted that we only use things and then throw them away.
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It doesn’t seem like a story from someone else’s country.
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What about Zelensky… “Trump team proposes giving up territory and 20-year NATO moratorium”
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 6th (local time) that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump may consider continuing to provide weapons to Ukraine in exchange for a 20-year grace period for Ukraine to join NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization).
The media said, “It was an idea proposed by three foreign policy advisors close to President-elect Trump, but has not been reported before,” and “If Ukraine promises not to join NATO for at least 20 years, in return the United States will continue to supply weapons to Ukraine to attack Russia.” “It means suppressing.”
During his presidential campaign, President-elect Trump pledged to “end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours.” However, no specific scenario or plan was revealed.
In relation to this, the ‘Trump Team’ is said to have proposed ending the war through a ‘Frozen Conflict’ by pressuring Ukraine to cede 20% of its territory lost to Russia and temporarily suspend its membership in NATO.
The idea is to force Ukraine to freeze the war on the current front and halt the NATO membership process in exchange for continued weapons support.
The plan reportedly also includes the establishment of an 800-mile demilitarized zone.
However, Trump’s side confirmed that no American money would be used for missions such as demarcation of the demilitarized zone.
An official of President-elect Trump said, “We can provide training and other support, but Europe will have to shoulder the responsibility,” adding, “We will not send Americans to keep peace in Ukraine, nor will we pay for it. “Let Poland, Germany, Britain and France do it,” he said.
This plan is consistent with the previous scenario previously announced by Senator JD Vance, Vice President nominee for Trump’s second term, such as excluding Ukraine from joining NATO and establishing a demilitarized zone and autonomous zone.
A frozen conflict is a state in which the military standoff itself continues but direct fighting has ceased, and is distinguished from a state of peace in which the war has ended through the signing of a peace agreement. The Korean Peninsula after the Korean War, the Golan Heights on the border between Israel and Syria, and the Kashmir region on the border with India, Pakistan, and China are considered areas of frozen conflict.
“We will not agree to freeze the conflict,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He has repeatedly expressed his refusal, saying, “Because it is ultimately a war and is hopeless for Ukraine.”