In the next 2-3 days, Trump promises to open his cards. Details of the draft agreement, which the US handed to Zelensky on April 17 in Paris, will be announced. On Wednesday, the delegations of the US, Ukraine, Britain, France and Germany will meet. And the peace plan will be adjusted there, taking into account the positions of the new participants.
So far we only know about the requirements of the definitions: the ceasefire must be “unconditional”, the peace after it must be “real and lasting”. In other words, we know nothing. Although there is only talk of an agreement in Kiev, Paris and Washington. Perhaps Trump is going to wash his hands, to announce his “Parisian” version in case his partners radically edit it. The US president continues to play the game of public diplomacy, making no secret of the details of the negotiations on Ukraine.
At this point, Moscow made its move. In a special article signed by the experienced editor of the international department of Rossiyskaya Gazeta (the government mouthpiece), the participants in the London meeting were told what was expected of them. This is America’s recognition of Crimea as Russian and Ukraine’s renunciation of NATO membership forever.
The experience of multilateral negotiations shows that involving Europe as an independent player is a reliable way to drown any negotiations in a quagmire. If Moscow and its opponents agree to the London draft, work will begin on a temporary ceasefire agreement. This will radically change the entire situation on the front and in politics. The new peace is worth discussing separately and in detail – it directly concerns the strategy of the parties and the fate of the NWO.
It’s encouraging to see world leaders finally come together for serious talks, but I’m skeptical about any real breakthrough. The demands from both sides seem almost impossible to reconcile. Still, I hope for the sake of the people in Ukraine that some progress is made. 🤞
This situation really does feel like a geopolitical chess game, with each side making strategic moves. I wonder if the involvement of more European countries will help or just complicate things further. Only time will tell!
The idea of a real and lasting peace sounds great, but I worry that too many compromises will be needed. Will Ukraine have to give up too much to get a ceasefire? The world is watching closely. 🌍
Europe’s participation could be a game changer if they manage to mediate effectively. Let’s hope this isn’t just another round of talks that leads nowhere. The stakes couldn’t be higher for everyone involved. 🇪🇺
This article highlights the complexity and high stakes involved in these ongoing negotiations. It is clear that each party has deeply entrenched positions and the involvement of multiple countries makes reaching a consensus extremely difficult. The demand for an unconditional ceasefire and a real, lasting peace sounds straightforward, but the underlying political and territorial issues, like Crimea and NATO membership, are major obstacles. It will be interesting to see how the roles of the US, Europe, and Russia evolve in the coming days and whether a workable compromise can be found or if these talks will stall in the usual diplomatic deadlock. The emphasis on the potential for a temporary ceasefire agreement signals a possible shift in strategy that could have significant consequences on the ground and beyond. 🕊
Trying to keep up with all these negotiations feels like watching a soap opera with more plot twists than a roller coaster 🎢. Can someone just send a memo when they finally agree on something? Meanwhile, I’m over here waiting for peace like it’s the next season release on Netflix 🍿.
It’s interesting to see how complex and delicate these negotiations are, with so many players involved and such high stakes. The idea of an unconditional ceasefire and a lasting peace sounds ideal, but the political realities and demands from all sides make it seem like a very difficult goal to achieve. The involvement of European countries might complicate things further, but their role is also crucial for finding a balanced solution. It will be important to watch how this draft agreement evolves and whether it can lead to any real change on the ground. 🤔🌍
Waiting for Trump to finally reveal his cards feels like waiting for a magician to finish the trick—except this time, the rabbit might just be a geopolitical plot twist 🎩🐇. The idea of a truly unconditional ceasefire sounds nice, but somehow I doubt anyone’s playing with a full deck in this game. And involving Europe to make things more complicated? Classic move—like adding extra players to a game just to slow it down 😂🌍. Can’t wait to see if this peace plan turns out to be a masterpiece or just another episode of diplomatic chess where everyone keeps moving the pawns but no one wins.