The peace plan proposed by President Donald Trump to end the war between Ukraine and Russia is the subject of severe criticism from high-level Republicans who consider it a gift to Vladimir Putin's ambitious expansionist plans.

Trump granted the president Volodymyr Zelensky has less than a week to decide whether or not to accept a peace plan that literally puts Ukraine on its knees before Russia. The 28 points that make up the New York tycoon's proposal are entirely designed to favor the Kremlin, as they imply that Ukraine, in addition to ceding a large part of its territory, will reduce the size of its armed forces to no more than 600,000 troops, renounce the idea of ??rejoining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and commit to holding presidential elections in the coming months. In this regard, Republican Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, issued a statement describing Vladimir Putin as a murderer whom the U.S. government should not reward at the expense of Ukraine. “This so-called 'peace plan' presents serious problems, and I am very skeptical that it will achieve peace. Ukraine should not be forced to cede its territory to one of “The world’s most flagrant war criminals, Vladimir Putin.

The size and disposition of Ukraine’s armed forces is a sovereign decision of its government and people.

And any assurances offered to Putin must not reward his malign behavior or undermine the security of the United States or its allies.

In particular, any suggestion that we can achieve arms control with a liar and serial killer like Putin should be met with great skepticism,” he wrote.

In a separate letter, Mitch McConnell, senator from Kentucky, agrees that the plan proposed by Donald Trump harms American interests.

“Putin has spent the entire year trying to make President Trump look like a fool. If administration officials are more concerned with pleasing Putin than achieving real peace, then the president should look for new advisors.

Rewarding Russian brutality would be disastrous for US interests.

And a capitulation like Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan would be catastrophic for a legacy of peace based on strength,” he emphasized.

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