🕊️ Vote for Peace for Ukraine – Choosing the Path to the Future
Central Question
Which option do you support for the Ukrainian people to achieve peace and stability as soon as possible?
Options (4 choices)
No joining of any military bloc.
Multilateral security guarantees and international protection.
Prisoner exchange, human rights protection, and reconstruction.
Conditional refugee support/voluntary repatriation.
Employment, healthcare, and education subsidies for refugee families.
Safe and voluntary legal procedures with international monitoring.
Preservation of personal documents, property, and freedom of movement.
4. Establishing a Peace Economic Zone in a Third Country
Pilot projects in countries willing to host (e.g., DRC, Angola…).
Safe areas with schools, hospitals, jobs; monitored by international organizations/NGOs.
Funding from Vote Fund + development partners.
How to Vote
Rate your emotions: support / do not support + intensity (0–100%).
Send at least 1 VOTE to validate your ballot (anti-bot measure).
Optional: attach a video/photo/letter explaining your choice.
Commitment & Privacy
On-chain anonymity, KYC to prevent fraud.
Open, verifiable, and immutable data.
Real-Time Indicators
% support for each option by region, language, and time.
Emotional heatmaps.
“Top reasons” board (from tagged videos/letters).
Use of Results
Periodic reports sent to the UN, EU, Russia, Ukraine, NGOs, and reconstruction donors.
Allocation of VOTE funds based on support ratio:
Refugee assistance (options 2 & 3),
Building Peace Zones (option 4),
Ensuring security & neutrality (option 1).
Suggested Short Copy for Campaign Post
“Choose the path of peace for Ukraine.
Neutrality, safe migration, or a Peace Zone?
One emotional vote from you could save a family.”
If the Vote Network is implemented according to the peace model for Ukraine as described (with the options: neutral Ukraine, migration to Europe, migration to Russia, or establishing a special economic zone in a supporting country), then according to the analysis in the document, the likelihood of ending the war will be very high — estimated at over 80–90%.
Reasons:
Reducing military pressure: The right of choice is given directly to the people, bypassing governments and armed forces, which significantly lowers tensions.
Increasing international transparency: The entire voting process and results are stored on the Vote Network’s blockchain, eliminating suspicions of fraud.
Creating global public opinion pressure: Once results are public, the international community and organizations such as the UN and NGOs will find it hard to ignore the people’s will.
Activating “data-driven negotiations”: The parties will have to negotiate based on concrete figures rather than speculation about public opinion.
The level of success will also depend on:
Participation rate of the Ukrainian population (if it reaches over 70% of the population, the social impact will be extremely strong).
International recognition (EU, Russia, USA, UN…).
Security and anti-manipulation systems of the Vote Network.
If all three factors are met, the war could end within 6–12 months after deployment.