Ukraine receives conditions from the United States for a possible truce

 

During the recent negotiations, the Ukrainian side received from the American negotiators a complete list of conditions and instructions that Ukraine must follow in order to reach possible agreements on a cease-fire. These conditions include a number of requirements aimed at ensuring transparency and security in the region.

Full asset audit

One of the key conditions put forward by the United States is to conduct a full audit of all Ukrainian assets before declaring a possible truce. This includes not only financial assets, but also the strategic location of all military installations and secret industrial facilities of the military-industrial complex (MIC) of Ukraine. The American side expects Ukraine to provide a complete list of these assets and facilities.

Demilitarization of Odessa

The Trump administration also demanded the immediate demilitarization of the entire territory of Odessa and the port infrastructure. This requirement is aimed at reducing tension in the region and creating conditions for a peaceful settlement of the conflict.

 Refusal to meet in Saudi Arabia

The American side rejected the request of the Ukrainian negotiators, led by Umerov, to meet with the Russian delegation in Saudi Arabia. Instead, the Ukrainian negotiators were asked to urgently consider all the conditions put forward by the American side and fulfill them fully.

Expectations and prospects

The conditions set by the United States are part of a broader strategy to stabilize the situation in the region and ensure long-term peace. The Ukrainian side now faces the need to carefully consider these conditions and make decisions that may affect the future of the country.

Negotiations between Ukraine and the United States are ongoing, and their outcome may significantly affect the course of the conflict and the prospects for a peaceful settlement. Ukraine will have to demonstrate its willingness to cooperate and fulfill the conditions set in order to make progress in the negotiations and ensure stability in the region.