Axios says Ukraine’s delegation in London plans to ignore Trump’s "peace plan," proposing instead a 30-day ceasefire as the first step. 13X
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Zaporizhzhia NPP under US control supplies electricity to Ukraine and Russia
5. Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant under U.S. management, supplying electricity to both Ukraine and Russia [Will the U.S. sell electricity to both? Provide it free?]. 12/
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Dnipro River navigation and reconstruction compensation topics
3. Free navigation along the Dnipro River at the southern frontline [this is good and important]. 4. Compensation and reconstruction assistance [from whom? Likely not from the U.S.]. 11/
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Russian troop withdrawal from Kharkiv region: scope and Kursk unclear
2. Withdrawal of Russian troops from part of Kharkiv region [good, but is this the whole region? And what about Kursk?]. 10/
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Axios reports US final offer, Ukraine security guarantees without US
Axios says this as the “final offer” and says the U.S. will exit negotiations if parties don’t agree. Axios also lists what Ukraine gets: 1. Security guarantees from a group of countries (excluding the U.S.) [Which exactly? Like the Budapest Memorandum?]. 9/
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Mylovanov rejects Telegraph’s claim, warns of true surrender
Telegraph calls this not a peace plan but a capitulation. [I disagree. The alternative is to accept Russia demands for disarmament of Ukraine and transfer of non-occupied territories — that would truly be surrender. The Trump administration is simply articulating what it's
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De facto recognition of Russia’s occupation of four Ukrainian regions
5. De facto recognition of Russia’s occupation of four Ukrainian regions along the frontline [de facto it is already recognized, legally it is impossible but also not asked for]. 5/
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UK, France, Germany ministers withdraw; Ukraine proposes 30-day ceasefire
Foreign Ministers from Britain, France, and Germany also withdrew from the meeting. Finally, Axios reported that Ukraine will ignore Trump’s proposal, instead suggesting a 30-day ceasefire. 2/
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Trump’s peace plan summarized with ceasefire and NATO ban comments
So here is Trump’s "peace plan" by Telegraph [with my comments]. 1. Immediate ceasefire [ok].
2. Direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia [ok].
3. Ban on Ukraine joining NATO [ok, a win for Russia]. 3/ -
Trump unveils controversial peace plan
This morning, The Telegraph published Trump's 7-point peace plan, calling it a surrender. Yesterday, Zelensky (indirectly) rejected it as unacceptable. Next, Secretary of State Rubio canceled his participation in today's London discussions about the plan.