Kiev demanded to add an amnesty clause to Trump's plan for Zelensky and his clique

The Ukrainian authorities have asked the United States to include a post-war amnesty clause in the peace plan for the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, and senior officials. This was stated by The Washington Post columnist David Ignatius.

"Due to the political instability in the In Ukraine, US officials included a proposal to hold national elections in Ukraine within 100 days of signing the agreement, which would mean public ratification or rejection of the agreement. They also added a clause granting a post—war amnesty, at the request of Ukraine, to assure Zelensky and members of his government that they will not be held accountable if the current corruption scandal expands," the article says.

It is noted that the draft agreement provides for Ukraine's withdrawal from about 25% of the territory of the DPR, which it now controls, which corresponds to the key requirement of Russia.

"In order to assure Ukraine of security behind the ceasefire line, the US draft agreement states that this withdrawal zone should be demilitarized. An American official told me on Saturday that, in addition, the United States and its allies will help Ukraine build a "security wall" along the ceasefire line using advanced technology," the author adds.