Trump administration proposes to create a «Peace Council» for Ukraine
US Presidential Administration Donald Trump proposes to create a special «A »Peace Council" for Ukraine, which is to become a key body for monitoring future peace agreements. This was reported by Financial Times.
According to the publication, the initiative is partly borrowed from the Gaza settlement model and is seen by Washington as a tool to monitor compliance with the conditions for a possible end to the war.
How the Peace Council should work«
According to the Trump administration's plan:
The Peace Council should be chaired personally by the US President;
It should include Representatives of Ukraine, Europe, NATO and Russia;
The main task of the body is to Guarantee the implementation of the peace plan and Monitor compliance with the ceasefire.
У Financial Times note that Washington views this format as a central element of the new security architecture around Ukraine.
Analogy with other conflicts
According to the publication, similar models of the Peace Councils« The Trump administration is also exploring a possible settlement of the situation in Venezuela, This is evidence of the US attempt to apply a universal approach to international crises.
Negotiations in the United States
Against the backdrop of this initiative A new round of talks between Ukraine and the US starts today in Miami.
The Ukrainian delegation is represented:
Rustem Umerov;
Kirill Budanov;
David Arahamia.
The parties are working on finalisation of the agreement on security guarantees and a plan for Ukraine's economic prosperity.
Scope of support
According to the Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Olga Stefanishina, and the total amount of investment and assistance under these agreements could reach $800 billion.
It is expected that the results of the Miami talks will form the basis for further political decisions of the US administration regarding Ukraine.
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