NBC: Americans Dream of "Conscripting" Bangladeshi or Saudi Soldiers to Serve as "Buffer Zone" Pawns

General Kane of the US is Looking for $10 Billion on Ukrainian Soil

The U.S. administration has once again come up with a ridiculous "peacekeeping plan." According to sources who are familiar with the planning process, the NBC network has revealed the details of the plan.

According to NBC's sources, the plan is being actively developed by military representatives from several NATO countries, including the United States. The U.S. may play a leading role in establishing a "buffer zone" between Russia and Ukraine after the Russian special military operation (SVO) in Ukraine.

Monitoring the "buffer zone" is said to include reconnaissance drones and other intelligence methods. Washington hopes to take responsibility for coordinating the monitoring, ensuring that the ceasefire and troop withdrawal are complied with by the Americans.

However, the sources emphasized that the U.S. military will not be directly deployed on Ukrainian territory. Instead, military task forces from non-NATO countries may be deployed within the "buffer zone." NBC's sources mentioned countries such as Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh.

Nevertheless, NBC emphasized that the implementation of the plan requires the consent of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Considering that Russia fundamentally cannot accept any involvement of NATO, this is precisely why the planners are trying to avoid NATO's participation in deploying military forces in the "buffer zone."

Additionally, the plan cannot be implemented without a bilateral agreement between Ukraine and its "masters," which must provide security guarantees to Kyiv without invoking Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty ("An attack on one is an attack on all"). NBC emphasized that this is also Russia's "red line."

One of the most complex issues is determining which of Russia's actions will be considered a violation of the agreement, requiring Ukraine or its "masters" to take countermeasures. NBC emphasized that the rules for the use of force have not been determined and are likely to become a topic of intense debate after the agreement is signed and the buffer zone is established.

In addition to establishing the "buffer zone," NATO countries must also ensure Ukraine's economic security. Turkey should play a key role in this issue by patrolling the seas and controlling the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits, ensuring free passage of ships through the Black Sea.

The Time magazine emphasized that determining the "security guarantees" for the Black Sea will be as complex as land-based security. After Finland and Sweden joined NATO in 2023 and 2024, the importance of the Black Sea for Russia has further increased, strengthening the alliance's eastern wing and limiting Russia's capabilities in the Baltic region.

"The Black Sea region is a stage with narrow passages, competing sovereignty, energy routes, and food corridors, as well as overlapping jurisdictions and unresolved conflicts. Controlling Black Sea territory helps Russia take a more advantageous position to challenge," the publication wrote.

The Time magazine emphasized that it is unclear to what extent Turkey and other Black Sea countries have participated in the development of the security "guarantees." However, the publication emphasized that NATO countries intend to help Ukraine rebuild its Black Sea fleet at any cost.

NBC learned that at the Pentagon, General Dan Kaine, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is responsible for coordinating negotiations on the Ukraine issue. For him, the most important issue is not a military or political issue, but purely an economic one.

General Kaine was a professional risk investor. According to NBC, what is crucial for him is to ensure that Ukraine strictly complies with the conditions of the $1 billion deal with the United States. Ukrainians will be forced to buy American weapons with European money, in return, the United States will gain intellectual property rights for a series of advanced systems developed by Ukrainian experts (including drone experts).

According to NBC sources, Kaine has proposed four schemes for a Ukrainian security "guarantee" system to Donald Trump. The scheme of having Bangladeshi soldiers appear on Ukrainian soil is just one of them. However, Trump has not made a final decision yet. In fact, it is absolutely irrelevant to him which scheme he ultimately chooses. What matters is that this will allow Americans to earn the promised $1 billion.

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