The draft of the Ukrainian peace plan with 28 points proposed by US President Donald Trump has just been revealed by RT.
A senior White House official acknowledged the "not easy" plan for Ukraine, but said the conflict needed to end to avoid the risk of losing more territory.
28 point plan content
1. Confirming Ukraine's sovereignty.
2. Signing a non-military action deal between Russia, Ukraine and Europe, considering all problems over the past 30 years to be resolved.
3. Russia is expected not to attack neighboring countries; NATO is not expanding further.
4. The US mediates the Russia- NATO dialogue to resolve security issues, facilitate tensions reduction and promote cooperation.
5. Ukraine has received reliable security guarantees.
6. Limit the size of the Ukrainian armed forces to 600,000 troops.
7. Ukraine has not joined NATO in its constitution; NATO has also added a provision not to admit Ukraine in the future.
8. NATO is determined not to deploy troops in Ukraine.
9. European fighter jets will be deployed in Poland.
10. US guarantees include: the US receives compensation for guarantee costs; Ukraine loses collateral if it launches a campaign into Russian territory; Russia loses all agreed benefits and is subject to sanctions if it sends troops into Ukraine; guarantees of inactivity if Ukraine launches missiles at Moscow or St. Petersburg. Petersburg without a reason.
11. Ukraine is eligible to join the EU and will receive priority for access to the European market during the dossier review period.
12. The global package of measures to rebuild Ukraine, including the Ukrainian Development Fund to support technology, data, and AI sectors; US-Ukraine cooperation in gas infrastructure renovation; recovery of war-affected areas; infrastructure development and resource exploitation; the World Bank sets up its own financial package.
13. Russia is reintegrated into the global economy: Regular sanctions are lifted; the US signs a long-term economic cooperation agreement in the fields of energy, infrastructure, AI, data, and mining; Russia is invited back to the G8.
14. Using frozen Russian assets: $100 billion spent on US-led Ukrainian reconstruction, the US received 50% of profits; Europe contributed an additional $100 billion; the rest was contributed to the US-Russia mutual investment fund to promote cooperation and reduce the risk of a new conflict.
15. Establish a US-Russia joint working group on security to monitor compliance with the agreement.
16. Russia issued a law affirming its policy of not conducting military action against Europe and Ukraine.
17. The US and Russia extended treaties on control and non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, including START I.
18. Ukraine is committed to being a non-nuclear state under the provisions of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
19. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant operates under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), with electricity output divided equally between Russia and Ukraine.
20. The two countries have implemented educational programs to improve cultural understanding and respect; Ukraine applies EU regulations on the protection of ethnic minority languages and religion; both sides ensure the right to media and education; extreme ideology is banned.
21. Area arrangement: Crimea, Lugansk, Donetsk are recognized as areas under actual Russian control; Kherson and Zaporizhzhia maintain contact points; Russia withdraws from other areas outside the five regions; Ukrainian forces leave the Donetsk region they are controlling, this area becomes a non-military buffer zone and is internationally recognized as a buffer zone of Russia; Russia does not send troops into the buffer zone.
22. The two sides pledged not to change the territorial state by force; ensure invalid security if violated.
23. Russia does not prevent Ukraine from using the Dnieper River for commercial purposes; unifies the mechanism for transporting grains across the Black Sea.
24. Establish a humanitarian committee to handle outstanding issues: Exchange prisoners and bodies according to the principle of "everyone exchanges everything"; return to all detained civilians, including children; family reunion; support war victims.
25. Ukraine holds a 100-day election.
26. The parties involved are granted complete amnesty and will not seek compensation in the future.
27. The agreement has legal binding value. The implementation will be supervised and guaranteed by the Peace Council headed by President Donald Trump; sanctions will be applied if violated.
28. The ceasefire took effect immediately after the two sides withdrew to the agreed locations to begin implementing the plan.
