British media: Russia submits conditions for ending the conflict to the United States, involving core issues such as NATO and territory.

On March 13th, Jinshi data reported that, according to the Daily Mail, sources said that Russia has submitted a list of protocol demands to the United States to end the conflict in Ukraine. The specific demands are not clear, but sources said that these demands are similar to those previously made to the United States, NATO, and Ukraine. These demands include Kyiv not joining NATO, NATO not deploying foreign troops in Ukraine, and the international community recognizing Crimea and four Ukrainian provinces as Russian territory. Earlier, the United States has been urging Russia to accept its peace proposal put forward earlier this week, which calls for a ceasefire to be implemented in the sky, air, and along the entire front line. Trump also threatened that if Russia does not accept the proposal, it will face 'devastating' economic consequences.