Ukraine War: Zelensky’s Offer, Russia’s Demands & Trump’s Plan

Описание: These are the peace deals currently being discussed behind the scenes of the Ukraine–Russia war — and for the first time, President Volodymyr Zelensky may be signaling a willingness to give up land.
This video breaks down every major proposal shaping the future of Eastern Europe.
🔹 Zelensky’s Position
For the first time, Zelensky appears open to territorial compromise — a major shift from Ukraine’s official policy, which states that not a single inch of Ukrainian land can be surrendered, including Crimea.
🔹 Russia’s Deal
Russia already controls over 80% of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson.
Moscow’s demand is simple:
Ukraine must give up the rest of these regions and recognize them as Russian territory.
🔹 The U.S. / Trump Proposal
A U.S-backed proposal reportedly supported by Donald Trump suggests:
A frozen front line
Russia keeps Donetsk
No full victory for either side
A temporary solution — but not a final peace.
🔹 Ukraine’s Internal Proposal
Some Ukrainian officials are pushing a controversial idea:
Ukraine keeps certain territories
Gives up Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk This clashes directly with Ukraine’s constitutional stance.
🔹 Medvedev’s Extreme Plan
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has proposed an even more radical scenario:
Russia gains most of Ukraine
Poland, Romania, and Moldova also take territory
A proposal that highlights just how unstable and unpredictable the peace process has become.
This video shows why every side has a different agenda — and how these competing visions could reshape Eastern Europe for decades.
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