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Participant calls reported 28‑point plan a "surrender plan," says it hands Russia its demands
Summary
In a brief exchange, one participant described a recently reported 28‑point proposal for ending the Russia‑Ukraine war as a "surrender plan," arguing it fails to hold Russia accountable, criticizes sanctions and civilian protection measures, and warns it could weaken U.S. and NATO support.
An unidentified participant characterized a recently reported 28‑point proposal for ending the war in Ukraine as "not a peace plan" but "a surrender plan," saying the package would give Russia "everything" it sought and would not hold Moscow accountable.
The exchange began when Speaker 1 asked for views on using the plan "as the basis for ending the war." Speaker 2 responded that the proposal—which the transcript describes as "those 28 points" introduced earlier that week—would "basically give Russia more than Russia would have asked for," and would force…
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