Ending the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Paul E. Vallely, Major General, US Army (Ret) and Chairman of the Stand Up America US Foundation, has called for a ceasefire summit conference. General Vallely has teamed with the British entity, Global Humanitarian Crisis Prevention and Response UNIT founded by Dr. Bisht.

General Vallely has issued a Press Release that presents the urgent requirement for a ceasefire in Ukraine – Russia Conflict. He has called for a third-party intervention of concerned Nations. He asks that you contact him or Dr Bisht regarding your interest in supporting his efforts. They may be contacted at standupamericaus@protonmail.com and info@ghcpru.com.

A joint meeting was held in the United States on April 18-20, 2023, to discuss a path to a ceasefire summit conference to end hostilities in the Ukraine – Russia conflict.

The meeting was between the Legacy National Security Advisory Group (LNSAG-US) and the Global Humanitarian Crisis Prevention and Response UNIT (UK).

The meeting’s mission was to set forth a plan for both Russia and Ukraine, to agree to a ceasefire and establish a basis for future negotiations. While, the two sides for now may be far apart, the scope for peace rests heavily on a third party intervention.

The war in Ukraine is being overtly encouraged by NATO members, under the flagship of both the United States of America and Great Britain. It is notable, that there is a complete absence of any efforts from within NATO to promote meaningful dialogue between Russia and Ukraine.

Such a state of affairs is, however, not a reflection of the sentiments from within significant Patriotic sections of NATO. These patriotic factions are firmly in opposition to the current actions of those in power.

LNSAG and UNIT formally launched the Patriot’s International Alliance (PIA) as a platform for patriots from across the world to call for the cessation of the war in Ukraine. The raising of unified voices of opposition from within NATO, is the first step in the direction of a hopefully, peaceful resolution to the conflict.

The PIA is planning a conference in July 2023 at a location to be determined and attended by the representatives of NATO, Ukraine and Russia to come together and find a strategic path to a ceasefire.

PIA reinforces its call for the United States of America Great Britain and Russia, to lead this effort.

Resolutions set forth by the PIA are as follows:

1. Cease all forms of support (Military and Intelligence) to Ukraine immediately.
2. Promptly, recall all US and UK nationals serving in any form in the territories of Ukraine.
3. Cease all training of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) personnel by the United States of America and Great Britain.
4. Initiate unconditional ceasefire talks between the Russian Federation and Ukraine through-
   1. International Recognition of the grievances of the Russian Federation on the grounds of –
      1. Crimes committed against humanity in Donbas by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other related agencies during the last decade.
      2. The installation of US Department of Defence and its affiliated bioweapons laboratories in Ukraine as a threat to the national security of the Russian Federation.
      3. Active intervention by the US and other NATO states in the internal politics of Ukraine to promote anti-Russian sentiments.
   2. Encouraging Ukraine to seek peaceful compromise with the Russian Federation to promote regional security.