It's not a serious plan, if the leaked draft is actually real. Setting aside the grammar issues, it doesn't concede much of anything (besides land Russia never

It's not a serious plan, if the leaked draft is actually real. Setting aside the grammar issues, it doesn't concede much of anything (besides land Russia never controlled) and doesn't use language that explains the shape of it's security guarantees. Asking the EU to provide security without NATO support makes this peace deal a non-starter from Ukraine's end. And the "European Fighter Jets will be Stationed In Poland" is memeworthy for years to come. It strains credibility to think this is seriously being considered - hopefully the final draft isn't as ridiculous.