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As winter returns to Ukraine for the fourth year of war, Europe faces a decision it can no longer avoid. Russia is advancing. Ukraine is exhausted. And the only peace proposal on the table has just been rejected by European leaders.
In this video, we break down the 20-point peace plan reportedly backed by Donald Trump’s team, the EU’s new counter-proposal, and the widening gap between political messaging and battlefield reality.
This commentary examines:
• Why Kyiv, Berlin, Paris, London, and Brussels dismissed the U.S. plan
• Why Italy signaled openness
• What Europe’s leaked 24-point plan actually demands
• How Russia’s territorial gains shift negotiation power
• What happens if U.S. military aid decreases
• Whether Europe can sustain another year of war
• And the biggest question of all: Is a negotiated peace now unavoidable?
This is not about taking sides. It’s about confronting the strategic reality political leaders prefer to avoid. Lives are being lost every day. The longer the gap between rhetoric and the battlefield widens, the closer Ukraine moves toward collapse rather than victory.
Should Ukraine and Europe negotiate now, or fight on no matter the cost?

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