泽连斯基公布20点“和平计划”草案细节：领土“维持现状” 军队保持80万人 尽快选举！“不会放弃加入北约”

Core Viewpoint - The latest draft of the Ukraine-Russia "peace plan" has been presented by President Zelensky, emphasizing that it is still a draft subject to negotiation changes, reflecting a significant alignment between Ukraine and the U.S. positions, with some issues still needing resolution [1]. Group 1: Key Points of the Peace Plan - The draft includes 20 points reaffirming Ukraine's sovereignty and establishing a contact line monitoring mechanism for long-term peace [2]. - Ukraine's armed forces will maintain a peacetime size of 800,000, with strong security guarantees from the U.S., NATO, and Europe similar to NATO's Article 5 collective defense clause [2]. - The plan aims to raise $800 billion through multiple funds for economic recovery, reconstruction, and humanitarian needs [2]. - Ukraine's status as a non-nuclear state is confirmed, and there are proposals for joint management of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant by the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia [2][5]. Group 2: Legislative Process and Public Involvement - The peace plan draft will be submitted to the parliament for a vote or potentially a national referendum to allow the public to decide on its contents [3]. - There is a provision for holding elections in Ukraine as soon as possible after the signing of the peace agreement [4]. Group 3: NATO and EU Membership - Ukraine will not abandon its aspirations to join NATO, despite the draft's suggestions, emphasizing that the decision lies with NATO member states [6]. - The peace agreement should specify a timeline for Ukraine's EU membership, as this is considered a crucial security guarantee [6]. Group 4: Economic Considerations - There is a potential consideration for establishing a "free economic zone" in the Donetsk region, contingent on security guarantees [7]. - The peace plan does not include provisions for the U.S. to lift sanctions on Russia, but it is anticipated that sanctions will be gradually lifted post-conflict [7].