The Economist: U.S. Peace Plan Implies Ukraine's Membership in the EU in Exchange for Its Refusal to Join NATO
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The United States is discussing a possible peace deal for the war in Ukraine that would include a number of concessions to Russia, The Economist reports. The proposals include the creation of a demilitarized zone in the Donbass, an investment package for Ukraine, and the country’s membership in the European Union in exchange for refusing to join NATO. The plan could allow Russia to do business with American companies, the publication says. Also …
The United States allegedly presented a new plan to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, The Economist writes, citing sources among Ukrainian officials
The United States allegedly presented a new plan to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, The Economist writes, citing sources among Ukrainian officials.According to the publication, among the terms of the agreement are Kiev's renunciation of...
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The US's plan to end the war involves, among other things, an investment programme and EU membership in exchange for the country's refusal to join NATO, written by The Economist, and for Russia it provides for the easing of sanctions, as well as the partial restoration of economic and political ties with the West.
All along, the parties rejected these options — 23 October 2026
By Serge Marco. Ukraine's withdrawal from NATO, the demilitarized zone in Donbas and the easing of sanctions against Russia: the United States allegedly prepared a new peace plan, — The Economi
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