US Offers Ukraine 'Peace Plan' Requiring Major Ukrainian Concessions
The White House, as reported by NPR, has finally offered a 'plan for peace' in Ukraine—one that conveniently requires 'major concessions' from Kyiv. This isn't peace brokering; it's a thinly veiled directive to accept terms dictated by those who funded the longer war. Remember when Washington pressed the Palestinians to make 'concessions' for 'peace,' always on Israel's terms, never addressing the
occupation ? It's the same playbook, different theater. This 'peace plan' sounds eerily like every other 'final offer' from Washington, where the aggrieved party is pressured to give up land and principles for a promise of stability that rarely materializes. It isn't a peace plan; it's a surrender document drafted on K Street, likely by the same think tanks that advocated for escalating the
conflict in the first place. One might wonder, how many billions in aid and how many lives must be spent before Ukraine is 'allowed' to concede?