The Kremlin has stated that it is impossible to evaluate former President Donald Trump's reported plan to end Russia's war on Ukraine without more detail and confirmation. Moscow and Kyiv are exploring possible diplomatic openings resulting from the 2024 U.S. presidential election campaign.
Former President Donald Trump 's reported plan to end Russia 's war on Ukraine is 'impossible' to evaluate without more detail and confirmation, the Kremlin has told Newsweek. Moscow and Kyiv are maneuvering for possible diplomatic openings resulting from the 2024 U.S. presidential election campaign.The Washington Post reported this week that Trump is mulling over a peace plan by which Ukraine would cede Crimea and the eastern Donbas region to Russia .
Two years later, neither side has signaled a willingness to compromise. Ukraine wants all Russian troops to withdraw from its territory per its internationally recognized 1991 borders, plus Russian reparations and war-crime trials for Russian leaders.Putin, meanwhile, has demanded Kyiv accept what he called the 'new territorial realities' of Russia's occupation of swaths of Ukraine.
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