Trump proposed peace deal: White House Plan for Ukraine-Russia War Revealed After moths of speculation about the White House’s plan to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, the broad strokes of the administration’s proposal have come into focus. However, the plan is a one-sided absurdity that favors Russia’s interests over Ukraine’s sovereignty.
One-Sided Proposal
The proposal would allow Russia to keep the Ukrainian land it has seized by force, a reward for launching an unprovoked invasion of its neighbor. Additionally, Ukraine would be prohibited from joining NATO, further cementing one of Moscow’s principal goals. A NATO official’s reaction to the plan was telling, asking, “Did Putin write this for him?”
Trump’s Take on Russian Concessions
When asked about the concessions Russia would have to make as part of the diplomatic process, Trump replied, “Stopping the war. Stopping taking the whole country. Pretty big concession.” However, this claim is far-fetched, as Russia would be giving up nothing except its ambition to acquire the entirety of Ukraine by force.
Unequal Terms
Under the administration’s preferred approach, Russian officials would get to keep the parts of Ukraine they have taken by force, while ensuring that their neighbor does not join the NATO alliance. Ukrainian officials, on the other hand, would get to keep some of what’s left of their own country, while receiving only vague security assurances from an ostensible ally that now appears to be aligned with Russia.
Lack of Russian Concessions
Russia’s recent devastating bombardment of Ukraine’s major cities is a stark reminder of its intentions. Trump’s subsequent message on his social media platform, claiming he was “not happy” with the latest military offensive and telling Vladimir Putin to “STOP!”, has been seen as a rare disagreement with Moscow. However, given Trump’s history of making similar gestures without following through, it’s essential to watch what he does, not what he says.
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Trump’s Track Record with Putin
Since his second inaugural, Trump has made similar gestures towards Putin, even threatening possible sanctions, but has followed through with nothing except new rewards for the Putin regime. This raises questions about Trump’s willingness to respond to Putin with a stiffened spine.
Conclusion
The White House’s plan for Ukraine-Russia war is a one-sided proposal that favors Russia’s interests over Ukraine’s sovereignty. Trump’s claims about Russian concessions are unfounded, and his track record with Putin suggests that he may not be willing to take a firm stance against Russia.
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