Ukraine also received guarantees with the Budapest memorandum in 1994, so we can see how it ended.
So, history repeats itself…
SpiderDK1 on
This plan is a pile of shit with cherry on top
krkus on
It’s not a peace plan. It’s a Ukrainian surrender with USA getting paid.
Stoic_cave on
The dumpf Putin reach around of cuckoldism
Miserable-Ad-7947 on
TLDR : it’s because it’s not a peace plan, it putin christmas gift.
PlasticComb7287 on
This isn’t a plan, it’s complete crap. “We recognize Ukraine’s sovereignty” was written by some degenerates.
MaxProwes on
Rewarding fascist war-loving psychopaths for invasion and war crimes worked so well before, I wonder what could go wrong…
dat_9600gt_user on
US President Donald Trump has presented a 28-point peace proposal for Ukraine, aiming to secure Kyiv’s agreement by Thanksgiving, according to *The Wall Street Journal* on November 21. A plan that has already [faced](https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/trumps-peace-plan-for-ukraine-annotated-1685868b) critical assessments from multiple analysts, including WSJ itself.
The first major implication of the plan is the de facto legalization of Russian occupation. If implemented, the proposal would formally recognize Russia’s control over Crimea, Luhansk, and Donetsk, effectively locking millions of Ukrainian citizens inside annexed territories.
According to Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), the population of occupied Luhansk has dropped from 2.24 million in 2014 to 0.9 million in 2025, while occupied areas of Donetsk declined from 2.8 million in 2014 to 1.2 million in 2025.
Territorial provisions are among the most contentious. The United States would recognize Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk as de facto Russian territory, while the front lines in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia would become permanent demarcations.
Ukrainian forces would be required to withdraw from part of the Donetsk region, which would be designated a demilitarized buffer zone recognized as belonging to Russia. Moscow would not station troops in this area. Kyiv has repeatedly stated it will not accept any territorial concessions, warning that doing so would allow Russia to regroup and launch future offensives.
These October 2025 figures illustrate the scale of forced depopulation, displacement, and outflow caused by occupation — all of which the proposed agreement would legitimize internationally.
Another central element is the plan’s amnesty clause. Point 26 offers full legal immunity to all parties involved in the war, meaning that crimes such as torture, executions, filtration camps, enforced disappearances, and the deportation of more than 20,000 Ukrainian children would remain unpunished.
This provision would effectively halt ongoing international investigations and block future prosecutions of Russian military and political officials.
While Ukrainian officials acknowledge that near-term NATO membership is unlikely, they consider the alliance a long-term security goal. EU membership, by contrast, would remain an open path under the proposed terms. The Wall Street Journal notes that such a constitutional reversal would be politically sensitive and legally complex.
The proposal includes a conditional US security guarantee, offering a “decisive coordinated military response” in the event of future Russian aggression.
However, this guarantee would be revoked if Ukraine were to launch attacks inside Russia “without cause.” US officials have declined to specify what such a response would entail, and the plan does not include the deployment of a European security force—an idea reportedly abandoned due to Russian opposition.
Questions remain over the reliability and enforceability of such guarantees, particularly in the absence of allied troop deployments.
Economic provisions would see Russia gradually reintegrated into the global economy. Sanctions would be lifted in stages, and the US would enter into long-term cooperation with Russia across sectors including energy, artificial intelligence, and rare earth extraction. Russia would also be invited to rejoin the G8.
According to The Wall Street Journal, European leaders are likely to resist any such normalization without legal accountability for Russian leadership. Many governments have committed to ending imports of Russian fossil fuels by 2027 and oppose reengagement without justice mechanisms.
BoopsTheSnoot_ on
It’s not a plan, it’s a copy paste list of what Putler gave Trump. Stop calling it a peace plan
cassanderer on
A deal would be a temporary cessation, pretexts will be found to restart the war sooner or later, and if ukraine is foolish enough to limit their armed forces they will lose big time.
We knew the us is on putin’s side now, time for europe to fill the void withvweaponry and cash. Seriously western europe has better gear thsn russia it should not be an issue sign new joint contracts and donate old as new comes online or whatever.
CatLord8 on
Ukraine also remembers what happened to the Kurds
KelpieFan1909 on
This plan is perfect for Russia to recover and ramp up the military production. So in a few years they can attack again with a replenished military.
Spirited-Eagle-6935 on
It will bring war to Europe.
Only mentally challenged people can’t see it
Professional-Air2123 on
It’s a “good luck, Europe, you’re on your own with Russia” plan.
Feels like it would be only fair for USA to gift Ukraine a nuclear weapon after convincing them to disarm themselves which allowed Russia to try and invade them by force. Typical USA to make a mess and then pretend they have no responsibility of the mess.
iaNCURdehunedoara on
Of course it’s not going to bring peace, this was never about Ukraine’s security or future.
This is the result America wanted: they weaken Russia militarily while permanently enslaving Ukraine.
Now America gets 100 billion from Russia’s assets, 50% of profits on something i don’t remember, they also get to bring Russia back into the world economy so American companies can invest in Russia’s dogshit economy which maximizes profits. Also Ukraine gets saddled with debt so the World Bank, which is basically America, can get profits for the next 50-100 years. This is a heist of Ukraine’s resources.
The only deal worse than this would be the entirety of Ukraine being annexed by Russia, i can’t think of a worse deal.
tomonota on
Donald Trump has wanted to have a luxury hotel in Moscow since they held the Miss Universe beauty contest- due to the ability to provide a private space for billionaires to indulge themselves. He is likely looking to sign a deal with Putin in exchange for handing over Ukraine to Russia.
Puzzled_Worth_4287 on
Trump’s so-called “peace plan” is nothing but a surrender package dressed up as diplomacy — a gift-wrapped win for Putin at Ukraine’s expense. Calling capitulation “peace” is propaganda, not strategy. Any plan that rewards aggression doesn’t stop the war; it guarantees the next one.
Smurfnagel on
Putin´s 28-point “peace” plan means surrender and not peace. It gives him time to consolidate and attack again in a couple of years, that´s how they work.
AnonD38 on
Anyone reading the “peace plan” realizes it’s not meant to bring peace.
The “plan” sees for Ukraine to: officially cede lands conquered or claimed but not yet conquered, to Russia, severely limit Ukraine’s military, impose several restrictions on Ukraine, give the US a mechanism to profit off of frozen Russian assets, give very vague “security guarentees” with several ways for Russia to dismantle them and everything else is bundled under “we’ll make another treaty about this later after you signed this one”.
It’s a moron’s understanding of what a treaty between two nation states is supposed to look like.
Especially since it also has multiple stipulations which would require not only the signing by Russia, the US and Ukraine, but also: the EU, quote: “Europe” and “the World Bank”.
potatolulz on
is it because Ukraine would have to dismantle its army, couldn’t ever join NATO, and russia would be given land behind Ukrainian defensive positions? 😀
GrumblekinGrim on
Trump can be excused from further discussion about Ukraine, basically. Let the adults talk
rnewscates73 on
And Poland, Romania, and the Baltics will be next on a couple years.
stupendous76 on
>Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan Would Not Bring Peace to Ukraine. Here’s Why
A) Russia made the plan
B) Trump and the USA
next please.
TsL1 on
It’s easy really, if we capitulate or will be defeated – 2 outcomes of trump idiotic peace deal it doesn’t mean only loss for Ukraine, no, its a loss for western democratic world, and the beginning of age of terrible wars all over.
It’s sad, but its a circle of life too, you see a lot of times people has to go through tremendous suffering in order to understand how to move forward, ( aka nazism is bad, communism is bad etc.). I believe its in our human nature, only when something hurt us we learn our lesson. So yeah millions will die in order for humanity to move forward, and loss of Ukraine will be only first small loss yall will experience.
God help you all, maybe he’ll help you at least, he obviously didn’t care much about us.
Total_Guard2405 on
The Russians will stop fighting for a while, then start all over again
Eastern Europe is next.
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The same happened with the Sudetenland 1938…
Ukraine also received guarantees with the Budapest memorandum in 1994, so we can see how it ended.
So, history repeats itself…
This plan is a pile of shit with cherry on top
It’s not a peace plan. It’s a Ukrainian surrender with USA getting paid.
The dumpf Putin reach around of cuckoldism
TLDR : it’s because it’s not a peace plan, it putin christmas gift.
This isn’t a plan, it’s complete crap. “We recognize Ukraine’s sovereignty” was written by some degenerates.
Rewarding fascist war-loving psychopaths for invasion and war crimes worked so well before, I wonder what could go wrong…
US President Donald Trump has presented a 28-point peace proposal for Ukraine, aiming to secure Kyiv’s agreement by Thanksgiving, according to *The Wall Street Journal* on November 21. A plan that has already [faced](https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/trumps-peace-plan-for-ukraine-annotated-1685868b) critical assessments from multiple analysts, including WSJ itself.
The first major implication of the plan is the de facto legalization of Russian occupation. If implemented, the proposal would formally recognize Russia’s control over Crimea, Luhansk, and Donetsk, effectively locking millions of Ukrainian citizens inside annexed territories.
According to Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), the population of occupied Luhansk has dropped from 2.24 million in 2014 to 0.9 million in 2025, while occupied areas of Donetsk declined from 2.8 million in 2014 to 1.2 million in 2025.
Territorial provisions are among the most contentious. The United States would recognize Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk as de facto Russian territory, while the front lines in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia would become permanent demarcations.
Ukrainian forces would be required to withdraw from part of the Donetsk region, which would be designated a demilitarized buffer zone recognized as belonging to Russia. Moscow would not station troops in this area. Kyiv has repeatedly stated it will not accept any territorial concessions, warning that doing so would allow Russia to regroup and launch future offensives.
These October 2025 figures illustrate the scale of forced depopulation, displacement, and outflow caused by occupation — all of which the proposed agreement would legitimize internationally.
Another central element is the plan’s amnesty clause. Point 26 offers full legal immunity to all parties involved in the war, meaning that crimes such as torture, executions, filtration camps, enforced disappearances, and the deportation of more than 20,000 Ukrainian children would remain unpunished.
This provision would effectively halt ongoing international investigations and block future prosecutions of Russian military and political officials.
While Ukrainian officials acknowledge that near-term NATO membership is unlikely, they consider the alliance a long-term security goal. EU membership, by contrast, would remain an open path under the proposed terms. The Wall Street Journal notes that such a constitutional reversal would be politically sensitive and legally complex.
The proposal includes a conditional US security guarantee, offering a “decisive coordinated military response” in the event of future Russian aggression.
However, this guarantee would be revoked if Ukraine were to launch attacks inside Russia “without cause.” US officials have declined to specify what such a response would entail, and the plan does not include the deployment of a European security force—an idea reportedly abandoned due to Russian opposition.
Questions remain over the reliability and enforceability of such guarantees, particularly in the absence of allied troop deployments.
Economic provisions would see Russia gradually reintegrated into the global economy. Sanctions would be lifted in stages, and the US would enter into long-term cooperation with Russia across sectors including energy, artificial intelligence, and rare earth extraction. Russia would also be invited to rejoin the G8.
According to The Wall Street Journal, European leaders are likely to resist any such normalization without legal accountability for Russian leadership. Many governments have committed to ending imports of Russian fossil fuels by 2027 and oppose reengagement without justice mechanisms.
It’s not a plan, it’s a copy paste list of what Putler gave Trump. Stop calling it a peace plan
A deal would be a temporary cessation, pretexts will be found to restart the war sooner or later, and if ukraine is foolish enough to limit their armed forces they will lose big time.
We knew the us is on putin’s side now, time for europe to fill the void withvweaponry and cash. Seriously western europe has better gear thsn russia it should not be an issue sign new joint contracts and donate old as new comes online or whatever.
Ukraine also remembers what happened to the Kurds
This plan is perfect for Russia to recover and ramp up the military production. So in a few years they can attack again with a replenished military.
It will bring war to Europe.
Only mentally challenged people can’t see it
It’s a “good luck, Europe, you’re on your own with Russia” plan.
Feels like it would be only fair for USA to gift Ukraine a nuclear weapon after convincing them to disarm themselves which allowed Russia to try and invade them by force. Typical USA to make a mess and then pretend they have no responsibility of the mess.
Of course it’s not going to bring peace, this was never about Ukraine’s security or future.
This is the result America wanted: they weaken Russia militarily while permanently enslaving Ukraine.
Now America gets 100 billion from Russia’s assets, 50% of profits on something i don’t remember, they also get to bring Russia back into the world economy so American companies can invest in Russia’s dogshit economy which maximizes profits. Also Ukraine gets saddled with debt so the World Bank, which is basically America, can get profits for the next 50-100 years. This is a heist of Ukraine’s resources.
The only deal worse than this would be the entirety of Ukraine being annexed by Russia, i can’t think of a worse deal.
Donald Trump has wanted to have a luxury hotel in Moscow since they held the Miss Universe beauty contest- due to the ability to provide a private space for billionaires to indulge themselves. He is likely looking to sign a deal with Putin in exchange for handing over Ukraine to Russia.
Trump’s so-called “peace plan” is nothing but a surrender package dressed up as diplomacy — a gift-wrapped win for Putin at Ukraine’s expense. Calling capitulation “peace” is propaganda, not strategy. Any plan that rewards aggression doesn’t stop the war; it guarantees the next one.
Putin´s 28-point “peace” plan means surrender and not peace. It gives him time to consolidate and attack again in a couple of years, that´s how they work.
Anyone reading the “peace plan” realizes it’s not meant to bring peace.
The “plan” sees for Ukraine to: officially cede lands conquered or claimed but not yet conquered, to Russia, severely limit Ukraine’s military, impose several restrictions on Ukraine, give the US a mechanism to profit off of frozen Russian assets, give very vague “security guarentees” with several ways for Russia to dismantle them and everything else is bundled under “we’ll make another treaty about this later after you signed this one”.
It’s a moron’s understanding of what a treaty between two nation states is supposed to look like.
Especially since it also has multiple stipulations which would require not only the signing by Russia, the US and Ukraine, but also: the EU, quote: “Europe” and “the World Bank”.
is it because Ukraine would have to dismantle its army, couldn’t ever join NATO, and russia would be given land behind Ukrainian defensive positions? 😀
Trump can be excused from further discussion about Ukraine, basically. Let the adults talk
And Poland, Romania, and the Baltics will be next on a couple years.
>Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan Would Not Bring Peace to Ukraine. Here’s Why
A) Russia made the plan
B) Trump and the USA
next please.
It’s easy really, if we capitulate or will be defeated – 2 outcomes of trump idiotic peace deal it doesn’t mean only loss for Ukraine, no, its a loss for western democratic world, and the beginning of age of terrible wars all over.
It’s sad, but its a circle of life too, you see a lot of times people has to go through tremendous suffering in order to understand how to move forward, ( aka nazism is bad, communism is bad etc.). I believe its in our human nature, only when something hurt us we learn our lesson. So yeah millions will die in order for humanity to move forward, and loss of Ukraine will be only first small loss yall will experience.
God help you all, maybe he’ll help you at least, he obviously didn’t care much about us.
The Russians will stop fighting for a while, then start all over again
Eastern Europe is next.