Breaking! Trump's Peace Plan for Russia-Ukraine May Be Released Next Week!
Breaking news! According to informed sources, U.S. allies expect the Trump administration to unveil a significant plan to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict at the Munich Security Conference in Germany next week. This long-awaited proposal is set to break nearly four years of deadlock in the Russia-Ukraine conflict!
It is reported that this blueprint will be unveiled by Trump's Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, at the Bavarian Munich Conference from February 14 to 16, for allies to see. In recent weeks, the “peace through strength” strategy hinted at by Kellogg and others has garnered much attention, which may include freezing the conflict, leaving the status of territories occupied by Russian forces undetermined, while providing security guarantees for Ukraine to prevent the possibility of Russian attacks.
Later this month, Kellogg will also make his first visit to Kyiv and other parts of the EU, where he will meet with Ukrainian President Zelensky. Meanwhile, Ukrainian leaders plan to visit Gulf countries after the Munich Conference. As the peace plan approaches, the attitudes of Putin and Zelensky towards dialogue have softened, and the Kremlin has also announced increased contact with the U.S. to end the conflict, stating that Russia is ready to negotiate, and Zelensky has reiterated his willingness to talk to Putin in the presence of partners. Ukrainian government bonds have risen for most of the past three months due to peace expectations, further climbing on Wednesday, with the trading price of dollar bonds maturing in 2035 and 2036 reaching its highest level since last year's issuance. Trump has also threatened that if Russia does not negotiate, large-scale sanctions will be implemented, while Kellogg hinted at holding elections in Ukraine after a ceasefire, and Trump suggested that obtaining key mineral resources in exchange for U.S. support could be part of the reconciliation.