After signing — immediate ceasefire and return to agreed positions.

9. Implementation and control:

The agreement has legally binding force.

Control will be exercised by a "Peace Council" led by Donald Trump.

Violations will result in sanctions.

The US will assist Ukraine in restoring natural gas infrastructure.

8. Internal political processes in Ukraine:

Elections within 100 days of signing the agreement.

Full amnesty granted to all participants in the war.

Rejection of "Nazi ideology" (as specified in the document's conditions).

7. Energy and special facilities:

Reactivation of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant under IAEA supervision; 50/50 distribution of generated electricity between Ukraine and Russia.

6. Humanitarian issues:

Exchange on an "all-for-all" principle; return of peaceful civilians and children.

Humanitarian programs, family reunifications.

Educational programs on tolerance.

A Ukraine Development Fund will be created — for investments in infrastructure, resources, and technologies.

5. Russia in the global system:

Gradual lifting of sanctions.

Russia's return to the G8.

Long-term economic cooperation between the US and the Russian Federation.

$100 billion from frozen Russian assets will be allocated to Ukraine's recovery; 50% of the profits will remain with the US.

Europe will additionally allocate about $100 billion.

Other frozen Russian assets will be invested in joint American-Russian projects.

Russia legally formalizes a policy of non-aggression against Ukraine and Europe.

4. Economic bloc and Ukraine's recovery:

The US and Europe start a large-scale investment package to restore Ukraine.

Both sides commit not to change borders by force.

3. Military agreements:

NATO will not deploy troops in Ukraine.

NATO fighters will be stationed in Poland.

Security dialogue between the US, NATO, and Russia; creation of a US-Russia working group.

2. Territorial issues:

De facto recognition of Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk as part of Russia.

The Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions are "frozen" at the current contact line.

Part of the territory becomes a demilitarized buffer zone under de facto Russian control.

Ukraine establishes a neutral status in its constitution and renounces NATO; NATO confirms that Ukraine will not become a permanent member of the organization.

The size of Ukraine's armed forces is limited.

Ukraine remains a non-nuclear state.

1. Ukraine's security and political status:

Confirmation of Ukraine's sovereignty.

Ukraine receives security guarantees from the US, but with certain conditions.