Here’s a brief summary of Russia’s proposed peace agreement with Ukraine in 2022 in key points:

Neutrality: Ukraine to abandon NATO membership and ban foreign military bases/forces.
Military Caps: Limit Ukraine’s army to 50,000–85,000 troops, restrict weapons (e.g., missile range to 40 km).
Crimea: Remain under Russian control, with its status either recognized or deferred for 10–15 years.
Donbas: Autonomy or independence for Donetsk and Luhansk, including areas Ukraine still held.
Denazification: Vague demand to remove perceived far-right influence.
Language: Russian as a second state language in Ukraine.
Legal Claims: Ukraine to drop international lawsuits against Russia.
Russian Offer: Withdraw troops from some areas (e.g., Kyiv region) as a concession.
Security Guarantees: Ukraine sought NATO-like protection; Russia demanded a veto over any response.
Collapse: Talks failed by May 2022 due to Bucha atrocities, lack of trust, and unmet conditions (e.g., no Zelensky-Putin meeting).