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A Frog-In-The-Well Solution: The Russo-Ukrainian Conflict How the CURD Plan will bring peace and build a new relationship between Ukraine and Russia
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The CURD Plan:This CURD Book presents the CURD Plan, a comprehensive 18-point, double-victory framework to end the war in Ukraine and establish a new relationship between Russia and Ukraine. Its innovative “double-victory” approach breaks from conventional diplomacy: both nations reach the same peace, but through separate victories that reflect their distinct motivations.
Ukraine’s victory is centered on land. Under the CURD Plan, Ukraine regains sovereignty over all its pre-2014 territory, including the Crimean Peninsula. As the rightful sovereign, Ukraine can then make a judicious decision regarding Crimea that supports national recovery and the rebuilding of its embattled eastern mainland region, which is more anchored in the Ukrainian national identity.
Russia’s victory is centered on people. This war of choice stems from the Kremlin leader’s fixation on re‑creating, not the Soviet empire, but the historical Holy Rus’—an ethnocentric realm uniting Russians, Ukrainians, and other Rus’ Slavic descendants in neighboring countries.
The CURD Plan’s 18 points align these motivations: Ukraine accepts the “people” concessions, while Russia accepts the “land” concessions. The CURD Book also envisions a new future in which Ukraine emerges as a buffer country engaging both its western and eastern dimensions, and Russia emanates an aura of responsibility wherever Russian communities reside.
The CURD Plan stands for the Crimea–Ukraine–Russia–Donbas Plan.
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The CURD Book presents the CURD
Plan's duo principles, which Ukraine and
Russia must independently affirm before
entering a formal peace negotiation to
discuss the Plan's comprehensive 18
points. Most points contain a “land”
provision for Ukraine and a “people”
term for Russia. The Book introduces
novel concepts, such as mepenism,
xiliism, native residency, and diasporic
communes to support the points.
The Book envisions a future Ukraine
emerging as a buffer country confidently
engaging both its western and eastern
dimensions. A new Russia will emanate
an aura of responsibility toward all its
neighbors with a Russian community and
reclaims its economic strength from the
energy-rich Siberia — a strategic asset
for the age of artificial intelligence.
The Book frames the core Plan chapters
with biographical reflections from the
author’s youth in Vietnam during the
Vietnam War, drawing parallels with the
present conflict. This culminates in the
Final Battle, a cunning and speculative
military campaign by Ukraine designed
to force Russia to fight at the negotiating
table rather than on the battlefield.
The CURD Book is a genre-defying work
— blending history, analysis, creative
thinking, theory, strategy, humanity, and
personal memoir. It also adopts a
humorous tone; readers may find
themselves smiling at moments of
unexpected wit.
A new path. Double victory.
Shared peace and prosperity.
The CURD Plan
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Doc Ngu writes about novel solutions to the
world’s most intractable conflicts in the series
A Frog-In-The-Well Solution
Born and raised in South Vietnam during
the Vietnam War, Doc Ngu experienced
a post-colonial French education steeped
in romanticism. After the fall of South
Vietnam in 1975, he encountered the
rigid literature of socialist realism and
communist class warfare. In 1980, he
arrived in the United States as a Boat
People refugee and discovered the
liberating force of American education —
a landscape of intellectual freedom and
creative problem-solving.
He graduated with highest honors in
engineering in 1984 and earned his
doctorate in Computer Science in 1996—
hence the “Doc” in “Doc Ngu.”
From the crucible of romanticism,
realism, and a drive to reconcile the two,
Doc Ngu crafts outside-the-box answers
to boxed-in global conundrums. Some
hail them as deus ex machina moments;
others dismiss them as idiotic. The “Ngu”
in “Doc Ngu” is an abbreviation of
“Nguyễn,” the most common Vietnamese
surname. It also means “idiot” in
Vietnamese—a self-acknowledgement of
expected criticism.
A frog in a well knows nothing beyond
its small world—but croaks all night long.
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