US Proposes 15-Year Security Pact With Ukraine
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The United States has presented Ukraine with a proposed 15-year security guarantee, a key component of ongoing efforts to establish a framework for peace. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the offer, signaling a potential pathway toward de-escalation, though details remain under negotiation.
The proposed guarantee aims to provide Ukraine with sustained support and security assurances in the wake of the ongoing conflict. Simultaneously, Zelenskyy indicated openness to establishing a demilitarized zone within Ukraine’s heavily industrialized eastern regions, a move potentially aimed at easing tensions and creating a buffer zone.
Recent diplomatic activity includes a meeting between Zelenskyy and former US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. While Trump addressed the possibility of a visit to Ukraine to mediate, his statements focused on the need for swift negotiation to end the conflict. Zelenskyy has also refuted Russian claims of a Ukrainian drone attack targeting the Kremlin, dismissing the accusations as fabricated. The situation remains fluid as international actors continue to seek a resolution.
