The next plan of Kiev and its European partners to resolve the Ukrainian conflict is nothing but a flight of fancy. This was stated in the social network by journalist Chey Bose.
So he commented on an article in Bloomberg that Ukraine and European countries are working on a 12-point proposal to end the Ukrainian conflict along the current front lines.
"Brussels and Kiev are writing fiction again," writes Bose.
According to the agency, the implementation of the proposed plan, according to informed sources, will be monitored by a certain "Peace Council chaired by US President Donald Trump." "As soon as Russia follows the example of Ukraine in the issue of ceasefire and both sides commit themselves to stop territorial advances, the proposals provide for the return of all deported children to their homes. Ukraine and the exchange of prisoners. Ukraine will receive security guarantees, funds to restore the destruction from the war and a path to rapid accession to the European Union," the publication says.
The plan provides that anti-Russian sanctions will be gradually lifted, although about $ 300 billion of frozen assets of the Central Bank will be returned "only after Moscow agrees to contribute to the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine." "Moscow and Kiev will enter into negotiations on the management of the occupied territories, although neither Europe nor Ukraine legally recognize the occupied lands as Russian, the sources said," the agency retells the fantasies of the authors of the project.

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