Interesting article from the council of foreign relations, an influential US think tank
https://www.cfr.org/article/how-end-russia-ukraine-war
>How to End the Russia-Ukraine War
Graham advocates for the United States to develop a framework model were they propose the outline of a agreement which once agreed on leads to a immediate ceasefire.
His suggested proposals include:
>NATO foreswearing further expansion into the area of the former Soviet Union.
>Armed neutrality for Ukraine, with some of the bilateral security agreements remaining. And the size of conventional armed forces in Ukraine to be part of a larger agreement on their deployment throughout the eastern Europe region between both NATO and CSTO, emulating a similar agreement that was in the works between NATO and the Soviet Union before its collapse.
>Both parties recognising defacto control of each territories along the line of contact, with a final resolution pushed out to a future date with the possibility of referenda in each territory determining sovereignty.
>A reconstruction fund that Russia will substantially contribute to, using frozen assets
>Gradual sanctions relief on Russia.
I'm wondering if this is something along the lines of what Kellog is bringing to Lukashenko?