Kyiv ready for serious concessions for peace - what they are offering Putin

Ukraine is ready to make significant concessions to end the war, including a ceasefire, troop withdrawal, and security guarantees from the EU and NATO. However, according to an ISW report, Putin and the Kremlin continue to maintain a maximalist position, rejecting peace initiatives. The article uses emotionally charged language directed at the Russian leadership.

Ukraine, according to a report by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), is ready to make serious concessions to end the war with Russia. President Volodymyr Zelensky presented a settlement plan coordinated with the US and European partners, which includes three key points: a ceasefire, mutual withdrawal of troops from the front line, and long-term security guarantees for Ukraine from the EU and NATO. The plan was formulated during Zelensky's negotiations with US Special Representative Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. However, as noted by the ISW, the Russian leadership led by Vladimir Putin continues to maintain a maximalist position and rejects peace initiatives. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that the Kremlin does not intend to discuss a settlement with Western countries. The article also mentions a TASS report about the postponement of Witkoff and Kushner's trips, which the ISW could not independently confirm. The author uses emotionally charged language, calling Putin a 'dictator' and describing him as ready to 'kill people for every captured kilometer,' indicating a propagandistic nature of the material.