Putin's Peace Proposal: Ukraine's Dilemma Over Donbas and NATO Ambitions
Russian President Vladimir Putin demands Ukraine cede the eastern Donbas region, abandon NATO aspirations, and remain neutral during the latest summit with Donald Trump. Despite talks of compromise, key differences remain, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy resists territorial concessions and insists on NATO membership as a security guarantee.
In a dramatic geopolitical move, Vladimir Putin is pressing Ukraine to relinquish the entirety of the Donbas region, forego NATO membership ambitions, and adopt a neutral stance, as revealed by sources close to Kremlin deliberations shared with Reuters.
In a significant meeting with Donald Trump in Alaska, for the first time in over four years, discussions predominantly centered on potential compromises for Ukraine, without reaching concrete conclusions.
The proposed terms, which Ukraine refuses to accept, suggest a reluctant thaw in frozen relations, as concerns mount over how the proposals might alter the conflict's landscape and the strategic balance in Eastern Europe.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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