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Updated · Center for European Policy Analysis · Jul 30

Clemens Urges $1 Trillion Russia Reparations, Rejecting Ceasefire-Only Ukraine Deal

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Updated · Center for European Policy Analysis · Jul 30

Clemens Urges $1 Trillion Russia Reparations, Rejecting Ceasefire-Only Ukraine Deal

1 articles · Updated · Center for European Policy Analysis · Jul 30

More than $1 trillion in Russian reparations should anchor any Ukraine settlement, Walter Clemens argues, saying a ceasefire alone would freeze rather than resolve the war.
Russia still wants Crimea and other occupied territory, while Kyiv demands the return of all land seized since 2014, making a status-quo deal unacceptable to either side.
Putin and his inner circle should face a Nuremberg-type tribunal, Clemens says, citing alleged war crimes and the ICC indictment over the mass kidnapping of Ukrainian children.
The proposed settlement also rejects limits on Ukraine’s EU or NATO choices and links lasting peace to broader democratic change inside Russia after the war.

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