Ukraine's refusal to NATO and weaken sanctions for the Russian Federation: Trump's "peace plan" was known

The publication is intended to save the politician from the mistakes he suggested during his first cadence. About it writes Associated Press. The authors of the book do not belong to Trump's election headquarters, but often communicated with the former president, demanding him feedback, discussing in detail the theme of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The book states that the US should put future military assistance depending on Ukraine's participation in peace talks with Russia.

In addition, it is expected that the Ukrainian army is likely to lose its position later, so America should not continue to "send a weapon to a hopelessness, in which Ukraine will eventually be difficult to win. " But as soon as a peace agreement is concluded as a restraint for Russia, the United States will continue to equip Ukraine.

In addition, Ukraine will not be asked to refuse to return their entire territory, with the understanding that this will require a diplomatic breakthrough, which will probably not happen before Vladimir Putin will leave his post. The book admits that Ukrainians "will be difficult to accept peace, concluded by negotiations that will not return their entire territory or at least at least, will not be responsible for Russia for the massacre, which it has caused Ukraine.

" In the future, Putin can be convinced of peace talks if the US President and NATO leaders are offered to postpone Ukraine's membership in the Alliance for a long period. Instead, Washington should create a "long -term security architecture for Ukraine, which focuses on bilateral defense. " In addition, Russia may offer a weakening of sanctions, but at the same time a special "tax" on sales of Russian energy resources to finance the reconstruction of Ukraine will be introduced.