Steve Rosenberg: Kremlin tight-lipped on leaked plan - but advises Kyiv to accept
Summary
The Kremlin has not officially acknowledged receiving a leaked 28-point peace plan to end the war in Ukraine, which reportedly favors Russia's terms. The proposal suggests Ukraine cede territory in the Donbass region, reduce its military size, and commit not to join NATO. Russian officials advise Kyiv to accept the deal, though economic and military pressures continue for Russia.Key Facts
- A US Pentagon delegation discussed a draft peace plan with President Zelensky in Kyiv.
- President Putin, meanwhile, discussed ongoing military goals with his commanders.
- The Kremlin denies receiving an official peace plan but acknowledges the leaked proposal.
- The proposal suggests Ukraine would give up parts of Donbass, reduce armed forces, and not join NATO.
- Russia's spokesperson advised Ukraine to agree to the terms.
- Russia faces military losses and economic challenges, with a growing budget deficit and struggling industries.
- Some elements of the proposal suggest Ukraine might receive security assurances similar to NATO's Article 5.
- The full peace plan details remain unconfirmed, and fighting in Ukraine continues.
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