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EU officials warn that any Ukraine peace plan proposed by Trump must not pardon Putin or shield him from accountability for war crimes, preserving hard-line standards.
EU negotiators insist ceasefire terms should not erase Russia's crimes, signaling a clear stance against impunity in any settlement.
Debate focuses on preventing amnesty for wartime actions and resisting Russia's full reintegration into the global economy.
EU officials reiterate that those crimes must be addressed, not erased, underscoring accountability as a prerequisite for peace.
UN and EU-backed findings highlight crimes against humanity and war crimes linked to attacks on Ukrainian civilians.
EU advocates for a new special tribunal for aggression to hold Russian leaders accountable for the invasion.
In Europe, Trump is viewed skeptically for praising Putin, given documented Ukrainian abuses.
Sanctions policy should be tied to verifiable diplomatic progress; EU will decide sanctions removal, not the U.S.
Hungary's resistance to new sanctions reveals broader EU divisions on Russia policy.
Ukrainian investigations and international findings reinforce calls for accountability, with hundreds of thousands of probes cited.

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EU officials oppose the plan to ‘wipe the slate clean’ for Russia and push for accountability.
Politico reports that the U.S. plan would pursue a long-term economic cooperation with Russia.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine will negotiate while warning against giving up territory.
Michael McGrath, EU justice chief, cautions the plan could fuel further Russian aggression.
The negotiations are framed within a broader push for stability and defense support for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy’s team indicates readiness to engage with Trump on the peace plan.
The plan proposes economic opportunities in Arctic energy and rare earth projects.
The report underscores a tension between peace efforts and market-friendly diplomacy.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine will not sign away territory during negotiations.
The U.S. and Ukraine continue discussions as part of a broader diplomacy strategy.
The article references skepticism about rewarding Russia for aggression.

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EU official urges accountability for Russian crimes in Ukraine to prevent impunity and future aggression.
McGrath warns impunity would be a historic mistake of huge proportions, per Politico reporting.
The EU seeks accountability as part of its broader discussions on Ukraine peace and security.
The remarks were tied to Ukraine conflict and potential future rounds of aggression.
The EU official cited victims’ rights and evidence of Russian aggression in Ukraine.
The report highlights ongoing war-related and geopolitical dynamics in late 2025.
The piece references U.S. and European perspectives shaping Ukraine peace talks.
The report mentions McGrath’s comments were reported via Politico.
The article ties EU accountability stance to broader rights for victims of war.
The coverage frames accountability as central to future European strategy toward Russia.

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