Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has disclosed the details of how  Donald Trump would end Russia’s war against Ukraine if elected president this November.

In an op-ed for the Daily Mail, Johnson reveals that Trump’s plan involves providing Ukraine with advanced weaponry, such as ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles. This would push Russian troops back to their pre-invasion borders, while Ukraine would be recognized as a sovereign nation with the prospect of expedited EU and NATO membership.

For Russia, it provides an opportunity to claim victory by declaring that its “Special Military Operation” has succeeded in denazifying Ukraine, while also implementing special protective measures for Ukraine’s Russian-speaking population.

The plan also calls for the deployment of Ukrainian troops to bordering countries, replacing some of the 70,000 US soldiers currently stationed there, aligning with Trump’s goal of reducing American military presence in Europe.

Johnson suggests that with Trump back in the White House, there is potential for a global reconciliation with Russia, possibly leading to its reinstatement as a partner in the G8 which it lost after it annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. However, he emphasized that achieving this outcome would require the United States to demonstrate its willingness to deploy military troops to counter Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin’s vision of reconstructing the fallen Soviet empire.

Trump reportedly revealed his peace plan to Johnson during a private meeting on Thursday, just days after he narrowly escaped an assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania campaign rally. It laid the groundwork for a Sunday phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. During his first direct communication with Zelenskyy since 2021, Trump purportedly shared his optimism that key players in the conflict are beginning to embrace his peace plan.