The plan includes Ukraine’s reconstruction, security guarantees, an energy agreement, and a ceasefire along the current front line.

On Tuesday, Kremlin’s spokesman Dmitri Peskov said the agreement with the United States to supply diesel was unrelated to the new peace plan for Ukraine being prepared by White House envoys in collaboration with European countries.

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“I see no direct connection here. This is mutually beneficial Russian-American cooperation that serves the interests of the U.S., global energy markets and Russia,” he said.

Earlier, The Washington Post reported the existence of a new U.S. proposal aimed at securing a ceasefire in Ukraine. According to the outlet, during a meeting in Florida, envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner told Ukrainian negotiators that the diesel agreement could bring Russia back to the negotiating table.

The four-point peace plan, which was discussed by U.S. and Ukrainian officials as well as envoys from the United Kingdom, France and Germany, addresses not only measures to halt the fighting but also the postwar period.

The first point concerns Ukraine’s reconstruction, which would involve both the World Bank and investment firm BlackRock. They would establish a mechanism to rebuild territories affected by the war, assist the families of those killed in combat, and restore the national economy.

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Security guarantees are covered in the second point. The U.S. and European countries would promise Kiev a military response in the event of another Russian attack, similar to Article 5 of NATO. Russia, in turn, would also negotiate similar security agreements with European countries.

In the third point, U.S. negotiators propose an energy agreement among Russia, Ukraine and Europe that could include an oil pipeline and a natural gas pipeline, with the transit country — Ukraine — also benefiting. The agreement would include the lifting of sanctions.

The fourth point calls for a ceasefire along the current front line, which would allow Russia to retain control over one-fifth of Ukrainian territory, but not the entirety of the four regions it annexed in 2022.

This is the most complex point, as Ukraine, like the European Union, refuses to recognize Russian sovereignty over its territory, while Russian President Vladimir Putin demands full control of the Donbas region.

To advance the negotiations, the White House is demanding that Ukraine completely halt its bombing of Russian refineries under a truce that U.S. President Donald Trump himself announced Sunday and that apparently caught both sides off guard.

“They reached an agreement because I said they reached an agreement,” Trump told reporters on Monday in response to repeated questions about the truce.

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