乌克兰向美国提交修订和平计划

乌克兰官员表示,已向华盛顿提交一份更新后的结束俄罗斯入侵的计划,同时美国总统唐纳德·特朗普对欧洲领导人提出严厉批评。最初的美国计划要求乌克兰让出尚未被俄罗斯占领的土地,被基辅及其欧洲盟友视为对莫斯科过分让步,已被修订。新版本考虑了乌克兰的愿景,但细节尚未公开。

乌克兰于周三向美国提交了一份修订后的和平计划,旨在结束俄罗斯的入侵。这一举动发生在美乌关系紧张之际,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普对乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基施压,要求其同意美国方案。

最初的美国计划建议乌克兰让出尚未被俄罗斯占领的土地,这一提议被基辅及其欧洲盟友视为对俄罗斯强硬要求的过度妥协,因此被拒绝。一位知情乌克兰官员表示,新版本“考虑了乌克兰的愿景——这是对问题性议题的进一步合理解决方案”。该官员补充道:“我们在等待美方反应前不披露细节。”

特朗普迅速表达了对基辅及其欧洲盟友的不满,他与英国、法国和德国领导人的讨论中使用了“相当强烈的言辞”。特朗普最近将欧洲描述为在移民和乌克兰问题上“衰落”和“软弱”,这是在美国新国家安全战略发布几天后,该战略警告欧洲大陆面临“文明灭绝”的风险。

这一事件凸显了大西洋两岸的分歧日益加剧,特朗普的言论进一步加剧了与欧洲的紧张关系。乌克兰官员强调,新计划旨在提供平衡解决方案,但尚未获得美国回应。

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