Plan de EE. UU. para Ucrania propone congelar el frente y abre debate sobre territorios
El más reciente plan de Estados Unidos para poner fin al conflicto entre Ucrania y Rusia contempla congelar el frente de guerra en las líneas actuales y abre la posibilidad de establecer zonas desmilitarizadas.
TL;DR
- US plan suggests freezing the war at current front lines and establishing demilitarized zones.
- Updated 20-point proposal removes Russian demands for immediate withdrawal from certain Donetsk areas and formal renunciation of NATO aspirations.
- Current deployment lines in Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia would be de facto recognized as contact lines.
- A working group would define troop redeployments and parameters for demilitarized or special economic zones.
- Partial troop withdrawal from Kyiv-controlled areas may be considered, subject to national referendum.
- Potential joint US, Russian, and Ukrainian administration of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is proposed, with Kyiv opposing Russian supervision.
- Ukraine will hold presidential elections once a peace agreement is signed.
- Russia's stance remains uncertain as Moscow is still formulating its position.