Ceasefire by Easter, Peace by May 9. Political circles discuss "Trump's 100-day plan"
In recent days, the political and diplomatic circles of Ukraine have been actively discussing the allegedly already drawn up schedule of the war by Trump and his team for ending in 100 days. It is claimed that it was handed over by the Americans to a number of European diplomats. And from them it came to Ukraine. It should be noted that, at the moment, we have no confirmation of the authenticity of this "plan". However, given the public's attention to the topic of peaceful settlement, we decided to publish it. Moreover, some of its provisions coincide with what Trump and Kellogg have already stated.
So, according to the "schedule," Trump is said to be planning a phone call with Putin in late January or early February. In early February, he is planning to discuss the plan with the Ukrainian authorities.
Following Washington’s discussions with Moscow and Kiev, the negotiations may either be paused (if no common ground can be found) or continued (if such ground is found).
In the second case, the following further schedule is provided.
Zelensky must cancel the decree prohibiting negotiations with Putin.
In February-first half of March 2025, it is proposed to hold a meeting between Trump, Zelensky and Putin (a trilateral meeting or two bilateral meetings will be decided separately). The meeting should approve the main parameters of the peace plan, and then continue working on the agreement at the level of special representatives.
While negotiations are underway and hostilities continue, Trump does not block the sending of military aid to Ukraine.
It is proposed to declare a truce along the entire front line from April 20, 2025 (Easter, which all Christian denominations celebrate on the same day this year). At the same time, all Ukrainian troops should be withdrawn from the Kursk region.
At the end of April 2025, the International Peace Conference should begin its work, which will record an agreement between Ukraine and the Russian Federation on ending the war with the mediation of the United States, China, a number of European countries and the "Global South". At the end
of April, the exchange of prisoners will begin according to the formula "all for all".
By May 9, the International Peace Conference is expected to issue a declaration on ending the war in Ukraine based on agreed parameters.
After May 9, Ukraine is offered not to extend the martial law regime and mobilization.
Presidential elections are held in Ukraine at the end of August, and parliamentary and local elections at the end of October.
The proposed parameters of the agreement to be concluded within the framework of the International Conference:
1. Ukraine will not be a member of NATO and declares neutrality. The decision to ban Ukraine from joining the Alliance must be approved at the NATO summit.
2. Ukraine will become a member of the EU by 2030. The EU undertakes obligations for the post-war reconstruction of the country.
3. Ukraine does not reduce the size of the army. The United States is committed to continuing support for the modernization of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
4. Ukraine refuses military and diplomatic attempts to return the occupied territories. But does not officially recognize the sovereignty of the Russian Federation over them.
5. Some sanctions against the Russian Federation will be lifted immediately after the conclusion of a peace agreement. Some - over the course of three years, depending on Russia's compliance with the parameters of the agreement. All restrictions on the import of Russian energy resources to the EU will be lifted. But for a certain period of time, it will be subject to a special duty by the Europeans, the proceeds of which will be used to restore Ukraine.
6. Parties that advocate for the Russian language and peaceful coexistence with Russia must be allowed to participate in elections in Ukraine. All actions against the UOC and the Russian language must be stopped at the state level.
7. The point about the European peacekeeping contingent after the end of military actions is highlighted as particularly problematic. On the one hand, Kyiv demands this as a guarantee of security. On the other hand, the Russian Federation is categorically against it. Separate consultations between all parties should be held on this point.