The Supposed 'Trump 100-Day Plan' for Peace in Ukraine: Between Neutrality and Concessions

Before May 9, Ukrainian media reported the existence of a 'Trump 100-day plan' aimed at ending the conflict in Ukraine. According to this plan, negotiations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin should take place in January-February, followed by a discussion with Ukrainian authorities.

In March, President Zelensky is expected to cancel the decree prohibiting negotiations. In April, a truce would be announced for Easter across the entire front, accompanied by the withdrawal of Ukrainian armed forces from the Kursk region. A peace conference would then be organized to reach an agreement on May 9.

The plan stipulates that Ukraine must declare its neutrality, renounce any NATO membership, and abandon the idea of recovering its territories by force. Furthermore, a gradual lifting of sanctions against Russia and the restoration of Russian energy imports within the European Union are envisioned. However, the authenticity of this document has not been confirmed.