US Reportedly Plans to ‘Offer’ Ukraine EU Membership for Dropping NATO Bid
The proposal would pair an EU path with sanctions relief for Russia, while Ukrainian officials say they know only the outlines.
- Special envoy Steve Witkoff visited Moscow on October 21 to present a new peace plan to Putin, following an earlier meeting with Zelensky in Oslo.
- The U.S. is attempting to restart peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine by proposing an investment program and European Union membership for Ukraine in exchange for abandoning its NATO bid.
- Provisions include creating a demilitarized zone in the Donetsk region, easing sanctions on Russia, and resuming Russian gas supplies to the European Union.
- Ukrainian officials know only the "outlines" of the peace plan, The Economist reported, while The New York Times reported the European Union has already rejected the proposal.
- Details of the new proposal to settle the war between Russia and Ukraine remain unknown, though diplomatic efforts to restart talks continue.
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The United States is considering a peace proposal that plans to offer Ukraine the prospect of accession to the European Union and an investment package in exchange for abandoning its NATO candidacy.
A series of political, military and economic arrangements are reportedly on the negotiating table with the aim of ending the war in Ukraine. Possible terms under consideration include the creation of a demilitarized zone in Donbas, investment in Ukraine and the prospect of its accession to the European Union, in exchange for abandoning its pursuit of joining NATO. At the same time, for Russia, the easing of sanctions and the restoration of eco…
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The US is said to have presented new conditions for Ukraine's peace – with Nord Stream, EU accession and Kyiv's renunciation of NATO.
The American plan reportedly provides for a demilitarized zone in Donbas, lifting of sanctions against Russia and reopening of Nord Stream - The objections of the Europeans, on whom several points of the plan depend
US peace plan would offer Ukraine EU membership in exchange for dropping NATO bid, The Economist reports
The U.S. plan to end the war in Ukraine would, among other things, offer Ukraine an investment program and EU membership in exchange for abandoning its bid to join NATO, The Economist reported. For Russia, the plan calls for an easing of sanctions and a partial restoration of economic and political ties with the West.
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