Part 3/7:
The next crucial component is the establishment of security assurances from European nations and the United States. These guarantees are designed to serve as a formidable shield against future aggression. Past agreements, such as the Budapest Memorandum and Minsk accords, failed to provide reliable security assurances, which only emphasizes the need for a more robust and enforceable plan this time. The goal is to craft guarantees that are so credible and solid that they deter any future threats from adversaries, particularly Vladimir Putin's Russia, ensuring that Ukraine is never vulnerable to attack again.