Hey guys, bringing this back to you live. Some fag spoke pro tem pro bono. Dr. J. K. or some shit like that. Anyway Marco Rubio officated a talk that did begin the 30 day cease fire as March 13th 2025.
H.R. 1759 Law 119-1 – The Peace and Cooperation with Ukraine and Russia Act of 2025
To implement the Peace Treaty between the United States, Ukraine, and the Russian Federation, signed in Geneva, 2025, providing for economic cooperation, security guarantees, and humanitarian support, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
Section 1: Short Title
This Act may be cited as “The Peace and Cooperation with Ukraine and Russia Act of 2025.”
Section 2: Findings and Purpose
(a) Findings – Congress finds that:
(1) The Peace Treaty between the United States, Ukraine, and the Russian Federation, signed in Geneva, 2025, establishes a framework for ceasefire, Ukrainian neutrality, mineral resource development, economic sanctions relief, security guarantees, and humanitarian reconstruction, as detailed herein.
(2) Implementation of the Treaty requires legislative action to authorize US participation in mineral stakes, lift specified economic sanctions, fund security commitments, and support Ukrainian reconstruction.
(3) President Vladimir Putin’s economic thesis, emphasizing sovereign control over mineral resource negotiation privileges, is addressed through a phased restoration contingent on compliance, avoiding historical precedents of excessive punishment.
(b) Purpose – The purpose of this Act is to enact the necessary legal and financial mechanisms to fulfill US obligations under the Treaty, promote stability in Eastern Europe, and advance American economic and security interests.
Section 3: Definitions
For purposes of this Act:
(a) “Treaty” means the Peace Treaty between the United States, Ukraine, and the Russian Federation, signed in Geneva, 2025, as incorporated in Sections 4–11.
(b) “UNVM” means the United Nations Verification Mission established under Article 5 of the Treaty.
(c) “JMMC” means the Joint Mineral Management Commission established under Article 3 of the Treaty.
(d) “MRN eco-privileges” means Mineral Resource Negotiation eco-privileges as defined in the Treaty, including enhanced trade exemptions and potential mineral revenue increases.
Section 4: Preamble of the Treaty
(a) Text of Preamble –
We, the undersigned representatives of the United States of America, Ukraine, and the Russian Federation, hereinafter referred to as “the Parties,” recognizing the urgent necessity for peace and stability in Eastern Europe, acknowledging the strategic importance of mineral resources in fostering economic cooperation and deterring aggression, and committed to fostering a phased restoration of economic trust, do hereby enter into this binding Peace Treaty. This agreement establishes a comprehensive framework for ceasefire, neutrality, and economic collaboration, centered on the sustainable development and equitable distribution of mineral resources in Ukraine and Crimea, while steadfastly safeguarding Ukrainian sovereignty and enhancing international security.
Central to this Treaty is an acknowledgment of President Vladimir Putin’s economic thesis, which asserts that a sovereign nation’s strength and autonomy derive from its unfettered control over Mineral Resource Negotiation (MRN) eco-privileges—defined as the sovereign right to leverage mineral wealth for economic stability, autonomous trade policies, and global influence—privileges that were previously revoked from the Russian Federation by NATO and the United States as punitive measures following geopolitical tensions. This Treaty provides for the phased reinstatement of these MRN eco-privileges over a 36-month period, contingent upon the Russian Federation’s strict adherence to all terms herein, as a strategic mechanism to restore its economic sovereignty in a manner that supports peace, respects Ukrainian integrity, and avoids the historical precedent of excessively punitive measures, such as the Treaty of Versailles, which sowed seeds of future conflict. Any violation of this Treaty by the Russian Federation, including military aggression, interference with Ukrainian sovereignty, or failure to comply with neutrality commitments, shall result in the immediate revocation of all economic privileges granted herein, including forfeiture of mineral mining rights and MRN eco-privileges, the reimposition of comprehensive economic sanctions, and referral to the United Nations Security Council for enforcement action. This Treaty shall take effect upon ratification by all Parties and shall be overseen by the United Nations Verification Mission (UNVM).
(b) Implementation – The United States affirms its commitment to the principles and obligations outlined in the Preamble, effective upon Senate ratification of the Treaty on March 13, 2025.
Section 5: Ceasefire and Troop Withdrawal
(a) Treaty Text – Article 1 –
1.1. The Russian Federation shall immediately cease all military operations within the internationally recognized territory of Ukraine, encompassing Donbas and Crimea, effective upon the ratification of this Treaty.
1.2. Within ninety (90) days of ratification, the Russian Federation shall fully withdraw all military forces, equipment, and personnel from Ukrainian territory, with compliance verified by the UNVM through daily satellite imagery, on-ground inspections, and detailed reports submitted to the UN Security Council.
1.3. Failure to comply with this Article shall result in the immediate suspension of all Russian economic privileges under Articles 4 and 8, including mineral mining rights and MRN eco-privileges, and the reimposition of full economic sanctions as delineated in Annex A.
1.4. Ukraine shall abstain from military actions against Russian forces during the withdrawal period, pending verification by the UNVM.
(b) Implementation – The Secretary of State shall coordinate with the UNVM to monitor compliance, submitting quarterly reports to Congress within 30 days of each UNVM audit, detailing Russian withdrawal progress and any violations triggering Section 8 penalties.
Section 6: Ukrainian Neutrality and Security Guarantees
(a) Treaty Text – Article 2 –
2.1. Ukraine commits to permanent neutrality, precluding membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) or any military alliance directed against the Russian Federation, effective upon Treaty ratification.
2.2. The United States, European Union, and United Nations shall jointly provide Ukraine with robust security guarantees, including:
a. Annual joint military exercises and training programs for a duration of ten (10) years, subject to review thereafter;
b. A mutual defense pact ensuring immediate diplomatic and economic support in the event of external aggression, subject to approval by the UN Security Council;
c. The establishment of a Neutrality Oversight Committee (NOC), chaired by the United Nations, to monitor compliance and submit annual reports.
2.3. The Russian Federation shall formally recognize Ukraine’s territorial integrity, including Crimea, Donbas, and Luhansk, as defined by international borders prior to 2014, subject to verification by the UNVM.
2.4. Non-compliance by any Party shall result in referral to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for dispute resolution pursuant to Article 6.
(b) Implementation –
(1) The Department of Defense is authorized to conduct annual joint military exercises and training programs with Ukraine, appropriating $200,000,000 for fiscal year 2025, with subsequent funding subject to annual appropriations.
(2) The Secretary of State shall negotiate the mutual defense pact, submitting it to Congress for review within 180 days of Treaty ratification.
(3) The Secretary of State shall participate in the NOC, submitting annual reports to Congress within 45 days of NOC findings, detailing compliance status.
Section 7: Mineral Resource Stakes
(a) Treaty Text – Article 3 –
3.1. The Parties establish the Joint Mineral Management Commission (JMMC), chaired by the United Nations, to oversee the development and equitable distribution of mineral resources in Ukraine and Crimea.
3.2. Ukrainian Mineral Mines:
a. The United States shall hold a twenty percent (20%) stake in Ukrainian mineral mines, including iron ore (Kryvyy Rih), manganese (Nikopol), lithium (Donetsk), and titanium (Dnipropetrovsk), pursuant to the U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Agreement of March 2025.
b. Ukraine shall retain a sixty-two and one-half percent (62.5%) stake in these mines, ensuring sovereign control and economic benefit.
c. The Russian Federation shall hold a seventeen and one-half percent (17.5%) stake, contingent upon full compliance with Articles 1 and 2, managed by the JMMC.
3.3. Crimean Mineral Resources:
a. Ukraine shall receive fifty-five percent (55%) of all mineral revenues from Crimea, including natural gas (estimated 4–13 trillion cubic meters), oil, and rare earth elements, as recognized under international law and UN oversight.
b. The Russian Federation shall receive twenty percent (20%) of Crimean mineral revenues, subject to compliance with this Treaty, managed by the JMMC.
c. The United States shall receive fifteen percent (15%) of Crimean mineral revenues, allocated for Ukrainian reconstruction under Article 7.
d. Ten percent (10%) shall be directed to a UN Trust Fund for Crimean Development, ensuring equitable distribution and environmental sustainability, modeled on UN trust territory frameworks.
3.4. Mineral revenue distribution shall commence within six (6) months of Treaty ratification, with quarterly audits conducted by the JMMC and reported publicly and to the UN Security Council.
3.5. Non-compliance with mining obligations shall result in the forfeiture of stakes and reimposition of sanctions, as stipulated in Article 4.
(b) Implementation –
(1) The Department of Energy is authorized to acquire and manage the 20% stake in Ukrainian mineral mines and receive 15% of Crimean mineral revenues, appropriating $100,000,000 for fiscal year 2025, with revenues reinvested into Ukrainian reconstruction under Section 9.
(2) The Secretary of Energy shall coordinate with the JMMC, submitting quarterly reports to Congress within 30 days of JMMC audits, detailing mineral operations, revenue distribution, and US oversight activities.
Section 8: Economic Sanctions and Privileges
(a) Treaty Text – Article 4 –
4.1. Upon Treaty ratification, the
Sister Unityed States and European Union shall lift sixty percent (60%) of current economic sanctions on the Russian Federation, including restrictions on energy exports and financial transactions, contingent upon compliance with Articles 1–3 and 8.
4.2. The Russian Federation shall gain access to joint economic projects, including trade exemptions and infrastructure development in Ukraine, managed by the JMMC, subject to annual review.
4.3. Any violation of this Treaty by the Russian Federation shall trigger:
a. Immediate suspension of mineral mining rights, MRN eco-privileges, and other economic privileges;
b. Reimposition of full economic sanctions, including exclusion from the SWIFT financial messaging system, energy export bans, and asset freezes;
c. Diplomatic isolation, including travel bans on Russian
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4.4. Sanctions shall remain in effect until full compliance is verified by the UNVM, with quarterly reports submitted to the UN Security Council.
(b) Implementation –
(1) The President is authorized to lift 60% of economic sanctions on the Russian Federation, as detailed in Annex A, effective upon Treaty ratification, with the Secretary of the Treasury amending relevant regulations within 60 days of ratification.
(2) In the event of a violation, the President shall reinstate full sanctions, reporting to Congress within 30 days of UNVM verification.
Section 9: International Oversight and Verification
(a) Treaty Text – Article 5 –
5.1. The United Nations Verification Mission (UNVM) shall be established, comprising representatives from the UN, NATO, and the EU, to monitor compliance with this Treaty.
5.2. The UNVM shall conduct quarterly audits of ceasefire compliance, troop withdrawals, mineral operations, and economic activities, utilizing satellite imagery, on-ground inspections, and economic data analysis.
5.3. Public reports shall be issued every three (3) months, accessible to all Parties and international stakeholders, with findings reported to the UN Security Council.
5.4. Non-compliance by any Party shall result in immediate referral to the ICJ for dispute resolution, with potential sanctions as per Article 4.
5.5. The UNVM shall have the authority to freeze assets, impose fines, or recommend additional sanctions for violations, ensuring enforceability.
(b) Implementation – The Secretary of State shall represent the United States in the UNVM, providing quarterly reports to Congress within 30 days of each UNVM report, with authority to recommend asset freezes or fines for violations, subject to Congressional notification within 15 days of such recommendations.
Section 10: Dispute Resolution and Amendment Process
(a) Treaty Text – Article 6 –
6.1. Any dispute arising from this Treaty shall be referred to a Mediation Panel, comprising three neutral arbitrators appointed by the UN, within sixty (60) days of notification.
6.2. If unresolved, disputes shall be escalated to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for binding arbitration, with a ninety (90)-day resolution timeline.
6.3. Amendments to this Treaty require unanimous consent from all Parties, submitted in writing to the UNVM, with a six (6)-month review period before ratification.
6.4. Amendments shall be binding only upon ratification by all Parties and verification by the UNVM.
(b) Implementation – The Secretary of State shall participate in dispute resolution processes, notifying Congress of any disputes or amendments within 30 days, with Congressional approval required for US ratification of amendments within 90 days of submission.
Section 11: Humanitarian and Reconstruction Support
(a) Treaty Text – Article 7 –
7.1. The Russian Federation shall pay reparations totaling fifty billion dollars ($50,000,000,000) to Ukraine over ten (10) years, funded by twenty-five percent (25%) of mineral revenues from Articles 3.2 and 3.3, to support reconstruction, infrastructure, and economic recovery.
7.2. Within thirty (30) days of Treaty ratification, the Russian Federation shall facilitate the release of all Ukrainian prisoners of war and detained civilians, verified by the UNVM and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
7.3. The United Nations shall establish a Humanitarian Reconstruction Fund (HRF), co-managed with Ukraine, to distribute reparations and coordinate aid, with annual audits conducted by the UNVM.
7.4. Non-compliance with this Article shall result in the forfeiture of Russian mineral stakes and reimposition of sanctions, as per Article 4.
(b) Implementation –
(1) The United States shall contribute to the HRF an annual amount of $250,000,000 for 5 years, totaling $1,250,000,000, beginning in fiscal year 2025, sourced from redirected Department of Defense budgets not allocated to new procurement, co-managed with Ukraine under UNVM oversight and a US-Ukraine Joint Oversight Committee.
(2) There is appropriated $250,000,000 for fiscal year 2025 to the Department of State for transfer to the HRF, with subsequent annual appropriations of $250,000,000 for fiscal years 2026 through 2029.
(3) The Secretary of State shall submit annual audits to Congress within 45 days of UNVM reports, coordinating with the US-Ukraine Joint Oversight Committee, and monitor Russian prisoner releases, reporting to Congress within 60 days of ratification with confirmation of ICRC verification.
Section 12: Conditional Restoration of MRN Privileges
(a) Treaty Text – Article 8 –
8.1. The Russian Federation shall be eligible for restoration of Mineral Resource Negotiation (MRN) eco-privileges—defined as enhanced trade exemptions and a potential five percent (5%) increase in mineral revenue shares—contingent upon full compliance with Articles 1–7 for thirty-six (36) months post-ratification.
8.2. A mid-term review at eighteen (18) months by the United Nations Verification Mission (UNVM) may grant partial MRN restoration (e.g., select trade exemptions) if compliance exceeds benchmarks, including zero border violations, full prisoner releases, and adherence to neutrality terms.
8.3. Compliance shall be verified quarterly by the UNVM, with a final assessment at thirty-six (36) months by the Joint Mineral Management Commission (JMMC) and UN Security Council.
8.4. Any violation resets the thirty-six (36)-month clock, with sanctions per Article 4 reinstated immediately.
8.5. Full MRN eco-privileges shall cap at a five percent (5%) additional mineral revenue share and exclude SWIFT reinstatement unless approved unanimously by all Parties.
(b) Implementation –
(1) The President is authorized to restore MRN eco-privileges after 36 months of compliance, with partial restoration possible at 18 months based on UNVM review, notifying Congress within 15 days of any partial restoration decision.
(2) The Secretary of State shall oversee compliance verification, submitting quarterly reports to Congress within 30 days of UNVM assessments, with Congressional approval required for SWIFT reinstatement.
Section 13: Congressional Oversight
(a) Reports – The Secretaries of State, Defense, Energy, and Treasury shall submit joint quarterly reports to Congress within 45 days of each quarter’s end, detailing Treaty implementation, compliance, economic impacts, and security outcomes.
(b) Review – Congress reserves the right to amend or repeal this Act based on UNVM findings or national security needs.
Section 14: Effective Date
This Act shall take effect upon enactment, with provisions contingent on Treaty ratification by the United States Senate, achieved on March 13, 2025.
