Opinion on Ukraine Conflict and NATO’s Role

other · 2022-02 · Ukraine and NATO

An opinion piece discusses the Ukraine conflict, NATO expansion, and the need for diplomatic solutions including a ceasefire and negotiated peace agreement. It outlines a proposed framework for peace involving Ukraine’s neutrality, no NATO presence, recognition of Crimea’s status, and autonomy referenda in Donbas.

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• “The last thing NATO needs to do is add more fuel to this fire. We need to push for an immediate ceasefire and high level talks to begin... The bones of such an agreement are: 1. Ukraine designated as neutral. 2. No NATO in Ukraine...” — The Islands Grapevine – March 31st, 2022 (March 31st, 2022)

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