Unilateral peace frameworks fail when regional allies refuse to make territorial or security concessions.
Comprehensive peace agreements brokered unilaterally by global superpowers fall apart if local military adversaries are excluded from negotiations or reject foreign interference in their sovereignty.
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The US-brokered peace framework remains fragile and ineffective as local combatant Hezbollah is excluded and Israel continues military operations.
Unilateral peace moves by the US are met with deep anxiety and counter-lobbying by European allies who reject forced, top-down concessions.
Ukraine rejected Trump's unilateral 28-point plan because it demanded severe, sovereign territorial and military concessions.
Bilateral peace talks are hindered by local sovereign leaders resisting external supervision and rejecting regional security deals arbitrated on their behalf.