Foreign Affairs identified four main points of the future peace agreement — Politics

The expert believes that the issue of territories is unlikely to be a subject of negotiations.

President-elect Donald Trump has announced that he intends to end the war in Ukraine. Samuel Charap, a senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation think tank, noted that the peace agreement will be aimed at preventing the renewal of the conflict, not at resolving territorial disputes.

He reported this in an author's article for Foreign Affairs.

Charap believes that the plan should include a ceasefire agreement, reliable security guarantees for Ukraine, punishment of Russia for aggression and stabilization of relations between Russia and the West. He also noted that the issue of territories is unlikely to be a subject of negotiations. The demarcation line, he said, would remain stable, possibly with some adjustments, at the time of the ceasefire.

“Territorial control, despite the fact that it…