President Volodymyr Zelensky presented a ten-point peace plan to end Russia’s war in Ukraine in a virtual speech to G20 leaders on Nov. 15.
According to Zelensky’s plan, ‘when all the antiwar measures are implemented, when security and justice begin to be restored, a document confirming the end of the war should be signed by the parties.’
In Zelensky’s statement:
“I have outlined specific, practical solutions. They can be implemented. Quickly. They are effective. And if Russia opposes our peace formula, you will see that it only wants war,” Zelensky said.
“Ukraine is grateful to everyone in the world who helps us to protect freedom and to restore peace.”
The plan envisages preventing ecocide in Ukraine, punishing those responsible for war crimes, withdrawing all Russian troops from the territory of Ukraine, restoration of Ukraine’s territorial integrity, and the release of all prisoners of war and deportees.
The proposals also call for ensuring energy security, food security, and nuclear safety.
Zelensky said this during a video speech to G20 leaders in Bali on Tuesday, November 15, according to a transcript shared by the Embassy of Ukraine in Indonesia.
The 10 areas outlined by Zelensky during his speech Tuesday on a path to end the war are:
Radiation and nuclear safety
Food security
Energy security
Release of prisoners and deportees
Implementation of the UN Charter
Withdrawal of Russian troops and cessation of hostilities
Justice
Ecocide and the protection of the environment
Prevention of escalation
Confirmation of the end of the war
Read in full his ten-point peace proposal here.
