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Group 1 - Ukraine has reached a consensus with Western partners that any violation of future ceasefire agreements by Russia will trigger a coordinated military response from Europe and the United States [1] - Discussions regarding this proposal took place between Ukrainian, European, and U.S. officials in December and January, with a meeting scheduled in Abu Dhabi to further address the conflict [1][2] - The response plan includes a 24-hour diplomatic warning followed by necessary actions from Ukrainian forces, and if hostilities continue, a second phase involving troops from the "willing coalition" will be initiated [1] Group 2 - The "deterrent" forces led by Europe will provide air, sea, and land guarantees post-ceasefire, supported by U.S. intelligence and logistical assistance [2] - The U.S. has proposed high-tech monitoring capabilities along a 1,400 km frontline to supervise and enforce the ceasefire, addressing the failures of previous agreements like the Minsk Accords [3] - Ukrainian President Zelensky has indicated that security guarantees from the U.S. are "100% ready," awaiting confirmation of signing dates and locations [3] Group 3 - Zelensky expressed a desire for a 50-year security guarantee from the U.S., while the Trump administration suggested a 15-year term [4] - The security guarantees are part of a broader package that includes military support for an 800,000-strong Ukrainian army, aimed at strengthening Ukraine's position in negotiations with Russia [4] - The issue of territorial concessions in the Donbas region remains a critical point in negotiations, with Ukraine unwilling to cede territory while Russia demands such concessions for peace [5] Group 4 - Russia has rejected the proposed security guarantees from the U.S. and Ukraine, insisting that any guarantees must be mutual and not one-sided [6] - The Kremlin has stated it will not agree to any ceasefire or accept Western troop deployments in Ukraine until a comprehensive agreement to end the conflict is reached [6] - Recent discussions in Abu Dhabi focused on potential parameters for ending the conflict, with military representatives identifying issues for future meetings [6][7]