Russia Just Got Handed a Three-Step Peace Plan on Ukraine, and Its Own Demands Could Sink the Deal Before Talks Even Begin

Reuben F. Johnson reports on the newly drafted three-step framework for ending the war in Ukraine — a ceasefire, mutual withdrawals, and a buffer zone — the Witkoff and Kushner consultations behind it, Moscow's maximalist demands, and intelligence warnings that Putin will drag the talks toward the next American election.