U.S. open to recognizing Crimea as Russian in Ukraine deal: Report

Recognition of Crimea as a Russian territory, no NATO accession and other hard chunks – US media report on the US peace plan. It is only one page long and presents Europe and Selenskyi with tough decisions.

US Proposes Recognizing Crimea As Russian Under Ukraine Peace Deal

The US will propose a peace deal that involves the recognition of Russian sovereignty over Crimea and freezing the Ukrainian conflict front lines The US proposals were presented to Ukraine in Paris last week, according to [...] The post US Proposes Recognizing Crimea As Russian Under Ukraine Peace Deal appeared first on The People's Voice.

According to several American media, a peace plan with Russia will be presented by the United States to Ukraine and its European allies Wednesday, 23 April, which would involve recognition of Crimea annexed as Russian. In the city of Kertch under security tension, very little is expected of the ongoing diplomatic exchanges.

UK hosts new round of peace talks as US reportedly ready to accept Crimea as Russian land

Trump has threatened to “take a pass” on efforts to end the conflict unless progress is quickly made.

According to several media reports, the US appears to be willing to make major concessions to Russia to end the war in Ukraine, including recognition of Crimea as a Russian territory, which Ukraine has so far refused.

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