Reuters saw the text of a set of proposals on the end of the Russian War in Ukraine, which was presented by US envoy Steve Witkoff in Paris to European Talks in Paris on April 17th.

Wikoff was in Moscow on Friday for talking to Russian President Vladimir Putin, just over a day after US President Donald Trump Publicly begged Putin to stop bombarding Ukraine After several civilians killed in Kiyiv air attacks.

But at the other points of the beginning of his second term of his second term, Trump directed his anger in Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy, as the White House seeks to end what the US president has characterized as unnecessary victims in the war that entered his fourth year.

Trump and his Vice President, JD Vance, switched the Ukraine leader in public spitting in an oval office At the end of February, while the president Namutio Zelenskyy earlier this week Because suggesting that Ukraine would not surrender to Crimea to Russia as part of any tribute plan.

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The rebels supported in Moscow seized Crimea in the Ukrainian Peninsula in 2014, eight years before they launched an invasion of Ukraine.

“Crimea will stay with Russia,” Trump said in an interview published on Friday in Time magazine. “And Zelenskyy understands that, and everyone realizes that it’s been with them for a long time.”

Kyiva Mayor Vitali Klitschko, a former heavyweight boxer champion, who is political rival Zelenskyy, also suggested that Ukraine may have temporarily ceded the country as part of a peace agreement with Russia, BBC Britain reported on Friday.

“One of the scenarios is to give up the territory. It’s not fair. But for peace, temporary peace, it may be a solution, temporarily,” Klitschko quoted the BBC in an interview.

Look to hear more about what the mayor of Kiev had to say to the BBC:

Mayor Kyiva says Ukraine may need to give a land to end the Russian war

Mayor Kiyiva Vitali Klitschko told the BBC that Ukraine may need to temporarily give the country as part of the peace agreement with Russia. ‘One of the scenarios is…. To give up the territory. Not fair. But for peace, temporary peace, maybe it can be a solution – temporarily, “Klitschko said.

Some of the proposals presented to European officials would not be a surprise last week, given the previous public statements by US officials. US Defense Minister Peta Hegsetth proposed in a speech in early February Ukraine would have to leave her quest NATO membership.

The text of the document presented in Paris was published in its entirety without any change:

Framework for Russia-Ukrain

Transfer verbal review: These conditions represent the final offer of the United States on both sides.

Cease-fire

• Permanent interruption of fire.
• Both sides are immediately involved in the negotiations on the technical implementation of the Ukrainian guarantee.
• Ukraine receives a strong security guarantee.
• The guarantee countries will be the ad hoc group of European countries plus the willing non -European state.
• Ukraine will not strive to join NATO -in.
• Ukraine can continue EU membership Territory.
• Now provides de Jure recognition Russian controls of Crimea.
• Now they provide de facto recognition of Russian control over Luhan.
• Now they provide de facto recognition of the parts of Passorizhzhia, Donjek and Kheron.
• Ukraine returns the territory to Hark’s areas.
• Ukraine returns control over the Nuclear Power Plant of the Potorizhzhia Us control and administration plants, with electricity distributed on both sides as well as Brana Kakhovka.
• Ukraine enjoys a smooth passage on the Dnieper River and control over Kinburn spit economy.
• The United States and Ukraine will carry out an agreement on economic cooperation/minerals.
• Ukraine that will be fully reconstructed and financially compensated.
• Sanctions on Russia arising from this conflict since 2014 will be removed.
• American-Russian economic cooperation on energy and other industrial sectors.