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š¢List of Trump's 28 points for resolving the conflict in Ukraine, according to some sources;
1- Ukraine enshrines non-alignment and rejection of NATO membership in its Constitution, and NATO confirms permanent rejection of Ukraineās membership.
2- The size of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is limited to 600,000 personnel.
3- Ukraine remains a non-nuclear state.
4- Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk are recognized as de facto Russian territories.
5- Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions are frozen along the current front line;Some territories become a demilitarized zone de facto under Russian control.
6- Both sides commit not to change borders by force.
7- NATO will not deploy troops in Ukraine.
8- NATO fighter jets are stationed in Poland.
9- Security dialogue between the USA, NATO, and Russia, with the creation of a US-Russian working group.
10- Russia legally confirms a policy of non-aggression toward Ukraine and Europe
11- USA and Europe launch a large investment package for Ukraineās reconstruction.
12- $100 billion of frozen Russian assets go toward Ukraineās reconstruction, with the USA receiving 50% of the revenue.
13- Europe adds another $100 billion.
14- The remaining frozen Russian assets go to joint US-Russian projects.
15- Creation of a Ukraine Development Fund investing in infrastructure, resources, and technology.
16- Gradual lifting of sanctions on Russia.
17- Russiaās return to the G8.
18- Long-term economic cooperation between Russia and the USA.
19- An all-for-all exchange, returning civilians and children.
20- Humanitarian programs and family reunifications;Educational programs promoting tolerance.
21- Restarting the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant under IAEA supervision, with electricity split 50/50 between Russia and Ukraine.
22- USA assists with restoring Ukraineās gas infrastructure.
23- Ukrainian presidential elections held 100 days after signing the agreement.
24- Full amnesty for all participants in the war.
25- The agreement is legally binding.
26- Oversight by a Peace Council headed by Donald Trump
27- Violations of the agreement result in sanctions.
28- Immediate ceasefire and troop withdrawal to agreed positions follow the signing.
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