Can Diplomacy Stop the War in Ukraine? Dueling Peace Plans. - Antiwar.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : On April 22, Trump told Time, "I don't think they'll ever be able to join NATO."
48% : The U.S. document is in harmony with the Ukrainian-European one on that the "Guarantor states will be an ad hoc grouping of European states plus willing non-European states."
43% : There is some suggestion in the media that Trump's team is suggesting a more nuanced American position on Ukraine's NATO membership than is Trump himself.
43% : The second is that the peace will be guaranteed by troops from "European countries and willing non-European countries."
30% : " That is not what the U.S. document says, and it is not what Trump has said.
29% : The New York Times reports that U.S. officials told their Ukrainian and European counterparts that while Trump insists on no NATO membership for Ukraine, "The next U.S. administration could decide to let Ukraine into NATO."
22% : The U.S. agrees that there is nothing to discuss because, as Trump immediately pointed out, "Nobody is asking Zelensky to recognize Crimea as Russian Territory."

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