Scholar Proposes Energy-for-Security Guarantee Deal to Freeze Russia-Ukraine Conflict
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Scholar Andrew Koribko proposed a plan to freeze the Russia-Ukraine conflict: the U.S. pressures the EU and Ukraine to agree to resume imports of Russian energy through pipelines partially controlled by the U.S., while persuading Russia to allow European troops to deploy in Ukraine without U.S. NATO Article 5 protection, thereby freezing the conflict along the current front lines. Koribko stated that this plan would be incorporated into Trump's alleged peace plan. The U.S. holding shares in Russian energy companies and resource deposits could reduce the risk of conflict resumption and help build a post-war European security architecture.
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Andrew Korybko analyzes that the Ukraine conflict could be frozen along current lines if the US pressures the EU and Ukraine to agree to resume Russian energy imports through pipelines partially controlled by Washington, while persuading Russia to accept the deployment of European forces to Ukraine without US Article 5 protection. This arrangement would be part of Trump’s alleged peace plan, with US stakes in Russian energy companies and resource deposits reducing the risk of renewed conflict and shaping a post-war European security architecture.
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