U.S. to Present Trump’s Plan for Ending the War in Ukraine in Mid-February
The U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, has announced that Donald Trump’s plan to end the conflict in Ukraine will be presented at the Munich Security Conference, scheduled for February 14-16.
What Do We Know About the Plan?
Details remain undisclosed, but Trump has repeatedly stated that he could end the war quickly if he returns to the White House.
Experts speculate that key elements of the plan might include:
- Negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow with U.S. mediation.
- A ceasefire or temporary freeze of the conflict.
- Changes in U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
- Pressure on both sides to reach a compromise.
Why Is the Munich Conference Important?
The Munich Security Conference is one of the most significant global platforms for discussing security and international policy.
If the U.S. presents a clear and realistic plan, it could set the stage for future negotiations on Ukraine.
What’s Next?
The key question remains: Will this plan be acceptable to Kyiv, Moscow, and U.S. allies?
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