Europe and Ukraine are reported to have drawn up a 12-point peace plan, and Trump will lead the supervision

On October 22nd, according to people familiar with the matter, many European countries are working with Ukraine to develop a 12-point proposal aimed at ending the war with Russia along the existing front lines. The implementation of this proposal will be overseen by the "Peace Council" led by Trump, the sources said. According to the draft, after Russia and Ukraine agree to a ceasefire and promise to stop advancing the front lines, the plan includes: all forcibly transferred Ukrainian children will be sent back to the country, and the two sides will exchange prisoners of war; Ukraine will receive security guarantees, war-damaged reconstruction funds and a quick path to join the European Union. Sanctions against Russia will be gradually lifted, but about $300 billion of frozen central bank reserves will only be returned if Russia agrees to fund Ukraine's post-war reconstruction; if Russia moves again, these restrictions will be reinstated immediately. Sources said Russia and Ukraine will negotiate the governance of the occupied areas, but neither Europe nor Ukraine will legally recognize any occupied territories as Russian.