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President Zelensky presents a draft peace plan — and the country erupts with questions. Territories, mobilization, elections after the deal, a special legal regime, and an 800,000-strong army in peacetime — the logic of these decisions is falling apart in real time.

Why are key provisions sparking fear and anger even among government supporters? How does the lack of clear explanations hit soldiers and society alike? And is a political deadlock being quietly built under the cover of “peace”? In this blog, Max Sikora breaks down the traps hidden in the draft, the risks after a deal, and the dangerous silence instead of answers.

00:00 — Max Sikora’s blog
00:02 — Zelensky’s peace draft and confusion in Ukrainian society
01:27 — Special legal status after peace as a logical trap
02:28 — Martial law after peace and the 800,000-strong army question
03:30 — Zhelezniak criticizes elections under restrictions
05:05 — Honcharenko on post-war mobilization
06:11 — Lack of communication as the core problem
07:20 — Territorial demands as a maximum program
07:54 — Free economic zone idea for Donbas
08:54 — Referendum on peace: does it make sense?
10:24 — Rozenko’s criticism and accusations of capitulation
12:33 — Security guarantees and risks of Russian manipulation
13:35 — Absence of a clear wartime strategy
14:09 — Russia’s mobilization balance and Madyar’s calculations
17:37 — Who these peace drafts are really written for

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