Confidence-building measures:
Return of deported Ukrainian children.
Exchange of all prisoners of war (“all for all”).
Release of all civilian hostages by Russia.
Non-repetition of aggression: Ensure lasting peace and security.
Security guarantees & international involvement: Invite international community to ensure implementation.
Sovereignty: Ukraine can choose its alliances (e.g., NATO), not obliged to remain neutral.

II. Next Step – Ceasefire & Leaders’ Meeting Agenda
Focus on:
Full & unconditional ceasefire terms and monitoring.
Confidence-building steps.
Structure of future leaders’ meetings.
Negotiations with U.S. and European participation.

III. Ceasefire
Duration: At least 30 days, extendable every 30 days.
Scope: Air, land, and sea.
Monitoring: Led by U.S., with third-country support.

IV. Confidence-Building Measures
After initial POW exchange, continue with full “all for all” exchange.
Return of deported/displaced children.
Release of all civilian hostages.

V. Leaders’ Meeting
Objective: Final peace agreement discussions.
Agenda Includes:
Full cessation of hostilities (conditions, monitoring, sanctions).
Security guarantees and prevention of future aggression.
Territorial issues.
Economic reconstruction and compensation.
Sanctions for violations.
Roadmap for peace agreement conclusion.

Additional Details
Territorial Issues:
Russia’s territorial gains since February 2014 not recognized.
Negotiations based on pre-2014 lines.
Territory talks only after full ceasefire.

Sanctions:
May be lifted gradually with “snapback” mechanism.
Russian assets remain frozen or used for Ukraine’s recovery until reparations are paid.

Implementation:
A clear and balanced roadmap for agreement enforcement is required.