Мирный план по Украине Эрдогана. 1. Прекращение огня. 2. Обмен пленными всех на всех, обмен телами. 3. Демилитаризация приграничных с Россией областей Украины под взаимные гарантии ЕС, Турции и России. 4. Создание вокруг портов Одессы и Николаева особой экономической зоны с фондом восстановления Украины за счет энергопреференций. 5. Референдумное урегулирование вопроса спорных территорий в течение 5 лет. 6. Вступление Украины в ЕС к 2050 году.
Мирный план по Украине Эрдогана. 1. Прекращение огня. 2. Обмен пленными всех на всех, обмен телами. 3. Демилитаризация приграничных с Россией областей Украины под взаимные гарантии ЕС, Турции и России. 4. Создание вокруг портов Одессы и Николаева особой экономической зоны с фондом восстановления Украины за счет энергопреференций. 5. Референдумное урегулирование вопроса спорных территорий в течение 5 лет. 6. Вступление Украины в ЕС к 2050 году.
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