00:00Is Russia really pushing for peace in Ukraine, or just playing a clever game to stall the West?
00:05A bold warning from Estonia's Kajakalas says Russia's new peace plan is nothing more than lip service to Donald Trump.
00:12This 28-point blueprint? Allegedly cooked up behind closed doors by Russia and the U.S., without Ukraine even at the table.
00:20One of the shocking proposals? Ukraine would be forced to surrender Donbass and limit its own military.
00:26Europe is outraged. Kajakalas didn't mince words. If Russia truly wanted peace, it would have accepted a ceasefire months ago.
00:34Instead, she says, Russia is only pretending to negotiate, trying to look reasonable so it can avoid losing billions in frozen assets.
00:42And those assets? The EU may soon use them to give Ukraine a zero-interest loan for rebuilding and defense.
00:48Russia fears it could lose that money forever unless it pays reparations for the war.
00:53Meanwhile, European leaders are firm. There will be no peace without Ukraine's voice and Europe's presence at the table.
01:00As Kajakalas said powerfully, supporting Ukraine is a bargain compared to the cost of Russian victory.
01:05So, is this peace plan just another trick? Or the start of a real reckoning?
01:10A single pact of Russia...
01:11Just a couple of years from Russia's presence here now.
01:15Let us talk about the UNICEF.
01:16The UNICEF is a question about the UNICEF.
01:17What else did you do today?
01:19The UNICEF does have a full effort in the UNICEF.
01:20What are these things you had to do today?
01:21Let us talk about the UNICEF.
01:23The UNICEF is a question about the UNICEF
01:26What did you use at UNICEF?
01:28So, the UNICEF is going up to the UNICEF.
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