The Trump administration delivered a one-page plan to European allies early Thursday to rebuild Ukraine using about $200 billion in frozen Russian assets and outlined a pathway for major U.S. investments to reintegrate Russia's economy, according to the Wall Street Journal as reported by Clash Report on X. The proposal has sparked a serious clash with European allies, who consider parts of the plan unrealistic or reminiscent of "Yalta-style" power divisions. European officials reject restoring Russian energy flows to Europe and express concerns that the plan would revive Russia's economy. The long-term goal of the plan includes reintegrating Russia into the global economy through U.S. company investments in energy, rare earths, Arctic oil, and other sectors, the Wall Street Journal reported in details shared during the 3-hour period ending at 7:15 AM UTC.
