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Peace by Trump’s Blueprint? Inside the Controversial 28-Point U.S. Ukraine Plan
Why this offer is stirring NATO fears, Ukrainian backlash, and global uncertainty
Overview
- The U.S. has floated a 28-point peace proposal to end the war in Ukraine.
- The plan reportedly requires Ukraine to make major concessions — territorial, military, and political.
- Many of the proposal’s terms align with long-standing Russian demands, but it also offers economic reintegration for Russia and vast reconstruction funds for Ukraine.
- European and Ukrainian leaders have reacted with deep skepticism, warning that the draft could undermine Ukraine’s sovereignty and security.
Key Developments
- Territorial Concessions
Under this draft, Ukraine would de facto accept Russian control over Crimea and parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia. Some regions would be demilitarized zones, while others would remain “frozen” along current conflict lines. - Military Limits & Neutrality
The plan caps the Ukrainian armed forces at 600,000 troops, far below current estimates. It also requires Kyiv to constitutionally renounce future NATO membership — while NATO agrees not to admit Ukraine. - Security Guarantees, with Conditions
Ukraine would receive security guarantees, but they come with significant caveats. If Ukraine were to launch aggression against Russia, those guarantees could be revoked. European warplanes would reportedly be stationed in Poland, not Ukraine. - Economy & Reconstruction
The proposal calls for €100–200 billion (or more) from frozen Russian assets to be used for rebuilding Ukraine. A “Ukraine Development Fund” would finance infrastructure, technology, and industry. At the same time, Russia would be offered long-term economic cooperation and possibly re-entry into the G8. - Peace Council & Legal Framework
A new “Peace Council,” reportedly to be chaired by Donald Trump, would oversee enforcement. The deal includes full amnesty for wartime actions and sets up a humanitarian committee for prisoner exchanges and family reunifications. - Nuclear Power Plant
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant would operate under IAEA supervision, with electricity shared equally between Ukraine and Russia.
Why It Matters
This isn’t just another ceasefire pitch — it’s a full-blown vision for a post-war order. The plan could reshape Europe’s security map in dramatic ways: Ukraine gives up territory and NATO hopes, Russia gains legitimacy, and the balance of power could shift. But Kyiv’s deep distrust, combined with European divergence, makes it anything but certain that this proposal will become a reality.
Implications for the Global Reset
- Pillar: Sovereign Risk & Leverage
If pushed forward, the deal could weaken Ukraine’s autonomy and set a dangerous precedent about winning wars through geopolitical pressure. - Pillar: Economic Reintegration Strategy
By offering economic rewards to Russia, this plan could redefine how post-conflict reconstruction is tied to geopolitical concessions.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- Reuters – “Draft of U.S.-backed 28-point peace proposal for Ukraine”
- Al Jazeera – “More details of U.S. plan for Ukraine emerge, sees territory ceded to Russia”
- Washington Post – “Key elements in 28-point peace proposal and why much of it is unacceptable for Ukraine”
- Euronews – “European leaders say U.S. 28-point plan is a draft only; demands changes”
- Euronews – “Ukraine to begin talks with U.S. in Switzerland on 28-point peace plan”
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South Africa Pushes Through G20 Consensus as U.S. Boycotts the Summit
Africa’s first G20 presidency holds firm as member nations back a declaration without Washington’s participation.
Overview
- South Africa secures broad support for a G20 summit declaration despite the United States refusing to attend.
- Delegations completed the draft outcome document without U.S. involvement, drawing criticism from some U.S. officials.
- Climate policy remains central to the declaration, even as Washington rejects climate-related agenda items.
- Global South priorities—financing, minerals, and fairer lending—take unprecedented prominence under Africa’s first G20 presidency.
Key Developments
- President Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed strong consensus among G20 participants, emphasizing the significance of Africa’s first turn at the presidency and the unity shown by member states.
- The United States boycotted the summit, citing unproven allegations of discrimination against South Africa’s white minority and opposing the event’s focus on global solidarity.
- Envoys completed a draft declaration touching on climate-induced disasters, the transition to green energy, and ensuring mineral wealth benefits producing nations.
- A final agenda point seeks a more equitable borrowing system for lower-income countries, a priority welcomed by many Global South economies.
- Ramaphosa will hand over the G20 presidency to an “empty chair,” symbolizing South Africa’s refusal to accept the U.S. offer to send a substitute representative.
- Analysts noted that other major economies appear ready to embrace the African-led agenda, allowing meaningful outcomes to proceed even in Washington’s absence.
Why It Matters
This summit marks a pivotal moment for Africa’s role in global governance. Even without U.S. participation, South Africa secured alignment on a declaration centered on development, climate priorities, and fairer financial frameworks—illustrating a broader shift toward multipolar decision-making. The cohesion among other G20 members signals a world increasingly prepared to move forward on global issues even when Washington steps back.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Multipolar Leadership Expands
The ability of G20 members to reach a declaration without U.S. engagement highlights a redistribution of global influence. Emerging economies are coordinating more assertively on climate, lending, and industrial priorities—key components of long-term financial restructuring.
Pillar 2: Global South Priorities Move Center Stage
Africa’s first G20 presidency elevated issues—like mineral equity and climate-disaster financing—that align directly with broader global reset trends reshaping supply chains and investment flows.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- Reuters – “South Africa Says G20 to Agree Declaration Despite U.S. Absence”
- Modern Diplomacy – “South Africa: G20 to Agree Declaration Despite U.S. Absence”
- DW – “South Africa Hosts Historic G20 as Global South Priorities Take Focus” (contextual reporting)
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XRP Goes Mainstream: Bitwise ETF Ignites New Era for Ripple
The NYSE launch gives traditional investors unprecedented access to XRP, setting the stage for a potential market surge.
Overview
- Bitwise’s XRP ETF has gone live on the NYSE, opening the crypto asset to institutional and retail investors.
- XRP’s unique structure, cross-border payment focus, and 13-year history make it a standout in the crypto ecosystem.
- ETF momentum is expected to fuel capital inflows, potentially driving XRP price growth in the near future.
- Analysts predict Ripple could achieve significant long-term gains, with some forecasts projecting prices near $9–$10 by 2040.
Key Developments
- Bitwise XRP ETF Launch
The ETF provides investors with a regulated, spot-based vehicle to gain exposure to XRP. Bitwise highlighted XRP’s potential to disrupt global payments, its strong community support, and favorable regulatory positioning. - Market Resilience and Investor Interest
XRP has maintained stability through prior market fluctuations. Analysts suggest the ETF will attract substantial inflows, supporting both liquidity and price momentum. - Upcoming ETF Wave
More than 100 crypto ETFs, including XRP-focused and broad crypto index funds, are expected to enter the market in 2026, amplifying the ETF ecosystem and institutional adoption. - Price Forecasts
According to CoinCodex and technical analysis, XRP could rise nearly 400% to reach $9.99 by 2040, though short-term sentiment remains cautious with indicators showing extreme fear.
Why It Matters
The Bitwise XRP ETF marks a major milestone in bridging crypto and traditional finance. By offering regulated, accessible exposure to XRP, the ETF could accelerate mainstream adoption, increase market liquidity, and strengthen Ripple’s position in cross-border payments.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1: Crypto Integration into Traditional Finance
The ETF launch signals a growing trend of regulated cryptocurrency instruments entering traditional markets, creating pathways for institutional capital flows into digital assets.
Pillar 2: XRP as a Strategic Payment Asset
With broader adoption and investment, XRP may solidify its role in cross-border settlements, challenging conventional fiat-dependent systems and supporting a multi-currency, decentralized financial landscape.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
- Watcher.Guru – “Bitwise Just Put XRP on the Big Stage, What Comes After This?”
- CoinCodex – “XRP Price Prediction 2025–2040”
- CoinDesk – “Bitwise Launches Spot XRP ETF on NYSE”
- CNBC – “ETF Market Explosion Expected in 2026, XRP Among Top Picks”
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