US wars since World War II: A record of ambiguous outcomes
The US has proposed a peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war, which has been met with alarm in Kyiv and other European capitals. The plan, tilted towards Russia's aims, has sparked counterproposals from Ukraine and its allies, with talks ongoing to shape the outcome of Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II.
The US has proposed a peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war. The plan calls for Ukraine to cede its eastern region of Donbas to Russia and limits Ukraine's military to 600,000 personnel. Ukraine and its allies have offered counterproposals, including lifting the cap on Ukraine's military power and leaving open the question of future NATO membership. US and Ukrainian officials have met in Geneva, with both sides calling the talks constructive. The US has sent its envoy to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, with President Donald Trump saying a deal is close. The peace plan's outcome is crucial, with European allies pledging to underwrite and guarantee any ceasefire.
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