Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan Faces Criticism, Calls for Crimea and Donbas Cession

The plan, aiming for a peace deal within 24 hours of election, has been condemned by experts and some Republicans as a dangerous concession to Russia.

Donald Trump's reported plan to end the Ukraine war involves pressuring Ukraine to cede Crimea and the Donbas region to Russia, aiming for a peace deal within 24 hours of being elected.
Critics, including foreign policy experts and some Republicans, have condemned the plan as dangerous and a concession to Russia, potentially rewarding its aggression.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rejected the idea of ceding land, emphasizing Ukraine's refusal to surrender territory to the invading Russian forces.
The plan has sparked debate within the U.S., with some Republicans opposing continued support for Ukraine, while others, including President Biden, advocate for sustained military aid.
Trump's approach marks a significant shift from current U.S. policy, which focuses on supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression and maintaining international law.