Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan May Force Land Concessions and NATO Neutrality
Vance outlines a vision of demilitarized zones and neutrality for Ukraine, diverging sharply from the Biden administration's support strategy.
- Sen. J.D. Vance, Trump's running mate, detailed a plan to establish a demilitarized zone in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory.
- The proposed plan includes Ukraine maintaining its sovereignty but agreeing to remain neutral and not join NATO.
- Vance's comments highlight a significant departure from the Biden administration's approach, which focuses on military support for Ukraine to achieve a complete victory.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky rejected the idea, emphasizing that Ukraine will not trade its land or abandon its people.
- Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to helping Ukraine secure victory and join NATO, despite ongoing Russian counteroffensives in the Kursk region.