Reuters revealed Ukraine and Europe's proposals for the US regarding a peace agreement with Russia.

Ukraine, together with European officials, presented an American side with a document containing proposals for ending the war with Russia during negotiations in London that took place on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, during negotiations in London, Ukraine, along with European officials, handed over a document with proposals to the US to end the war with Russia.

According to reports from Reuters, the agency received the text of the document that was handed over to the US.

According to reports from Reuters, the agency received the text of the document that was handed over to the US.

The published text indicates that the framework document for the peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine consists of four key sections. The first section concerns a ceasefire and suggests a complete and unconditional cessation of hostilities on land, in the air, and at sea, as well as the initiation of negotiations on technical implementation involving the US and European countries. The document also demands the unconditional return of all deported Ukrainian children and the exchange of all prisoners of war.

The published text indicates that the framework document for the peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine consists of four key sections. The first section concerns a ceasefire and suggests a complete and unconditional cessation of hostilities on land, in the air, and at sea, as well as the initiation of negotiations on technical implementation involving the US and European countries. The document also demands the unconditional return of all deported Ukrainian children and the exchange of all prisoners of war.

The section on security guarantees states that Ukraine must receive reliable guarantees, including from the US (an agreement similar to Article 5), although there is no consensus among allies regarding NATO membership. Moreover, there are no anticipated restrictions on Ukrainian defense forces and the presence of friendly foreign forces on Ukrainian territory.

The section on security guarantees states that Ukraine must receive reliable guarantees, including from the US (an agreement similar to Article 5), although there is no consensus among allies regarding NATO membership. Moreover, there are no anticipated restrictions on Ukrainian defense forces and the presence of friendly foreign forces on Ukrainian territory.

Territorial issues, according to the document, will be discussed after a complete ceasefire, starting from the current line of control. It is separately emphasized that Ukraine should regain control over the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant with US involvement, as well as over the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant, the Dnipro, and the Kinburn Spit.

Territorial issues, according to the document, will be discussed after a complete ceasefire, starting from the current line of control. It is separately emphasized that Ukraine should regain control over the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant with US involvement, as well as over the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant, the Dnipro, and the Kinburn Spit.

The economic section suggests restoring Ukraine with the involvement of frozen Russian assets, which will remain blocked until full compensation is made. US sanctions against Russia, imposed since 2014, may be gradually lifted after achieving sustainable peace, with the possibility of restoration in case of violation of the peace agreement.

The economic section suggests restoring Ukraine with the involvement of frozen Russian assets, which will remain blocked until full compensation is made. US sanctions against Russia, imposed since 2014, may be gradually lifted after achieving sustainable peace, with the possibility of restoration in case of violation of the peace agreement.

We also reported that the US offered a clear plan to end the war in Ukraine: Reuters revealed concessions and security guarantees.