A purported 100-day plan by Donald Trump to end the war in Ukraine has been published online. The President's Office has labeled this as disinformation.
This information was shared by the head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak, on Telegram.
How often US presidents communicated with the leaders of Ukraine and PutinDuring the war, how frequently did US presidents contact the leaders of Ukraine and Vladimir Putin – as shown in the infographic.. It is known that on Sunday, January 26, a peace plan attributed to Trump for ending the war in Ukraine in 100 days was made public. According to this plan, the war is expected to conclude by May 9, 2025. It includes phone negotiations between Trump, Ukrainian officials, and the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, as well as a "ceasefire" during Easter. The agreement is supposedly to be brokered by the US, China, European countries, and the Global South.
Yermak stated that there are no "peace plans for 100 days" in reality.
“Under this guise, only disinformation is being masked, which is most often legitimized by the Russians,” he emphasized.
The British newspaper The Sunday Times also published four scenarios for ending the war in Ukraine. However, the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation, Andriy Kovalенко, noted that this publication should not be taken seriously.
“There is no access to information or understanding of the real situation there – it is a superficial analysis,” he added.
Let us remind you that earlier, US President Donald Trump called on Putin to end the war and reach a peace agreement with Ukraine. Otherwise, he stated, the US would impose new sanctions and tariffs.
Trump also mentioned that Volodymyr Zelensky should "reach an agreement" with the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to avoid war.