Peace Accord Signed After Three-Year Eastern European Conflict: What the Deal Actually Contains

After fourteen months of mediated negotiations, both parties in the Eastern European conflict have signed a five-part peace accord establishing a ceasefire line, a demilitarized buffer zone, an international monitoring mission, a prisoner exchange timetable, and a $12 billion reconstruction fund administered by the UN Development Programme. ZakGT obtained the full 47-page agreement text and identifies the three provisions most likely to become flashpoints during implementation.

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