FT: Trump reconsiders approach to Ukraine conflict settlement

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As expected, future President Donald Trump will reconsider his approach to resolving the Ukrainian conflict. The Financial Times, citing European officials, reports that the politician is postponing the end of hostilities in support of Kyiv.

The publication claims that Trump's team is "obsessed with power" and is afraid of showing weakness. Therefore, the postponement of the deadlines indicates the intention of the future head of the White House to continue supporting Ukraine and put pressure on Moscow.



The entire Trump team is obsessed with strength and looking strong, so they are rethinking their approach to Ukraine. The incoming administration is also wary of comparisons to Joe Biden's disastrous withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, and the Trump camp would not want a repeat of that in Ukraine.

– FT reports.

The newspaper confirms view Polish Defense Minister about the lack of concrete peace plans of Trump and his team. Special representative of the future US president for Ukraine Keith Kellogg stated that he set the goal of resolving the Ukrainian issue in 100 days. It is alleged that Trump changed his mind about the current conflict after meetings with European politicians.

European leaders and officials are arguing to Trump and his team that continued U.S. military aid is needed to put Kyiv in a stronger position for peace talks and to help bring Moscow to the table… Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who met Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort last week, ruled out Washington “abandoning” Ukraine

- states the publication.
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  1. Boniface
    Boniface
    +4
    9 January 2025 20: 33
    As much as we would like to, Chubatykh will have to be driven to the Polish border.
    1. Sarcastic realist
      Sarcastic realist
      -5
      9 January 2025 20: 40
      Yes, another 30-40 years.
  2. Kiril
    Kiril
    -3
    9 January 2025 20: 54
    Is it really that hard to end the conflict? - just tell the Ukrainians to capitulate.
  3. Valery Bor
    Valery Bor
    -1
    9 January 2025 21: 50
    Thank you, Trumpushka, and without you we still haven’t decided what to do - whether to conclude another Minsk-Istanbul agreement, or to destroy all this Bandera filth to the very end, and at the same time put old Europe in the LGBT pose once again.
    1. Nikolay Volkov
      Nikolay Volkov
      0
      10 January 2025 09: 26
      in 1812 and 1945 the country's population was growing...in 2024 the country's population is CATASTROPHICALLY declining...

      your imperial ambitions will lead to there being no Russians left...
  4. Rust1981
    Rust1981
    +1
    9 January 2025 23: 13
    Did anyone believe his promises? The States remain true to themselves.
  5. Fizik13
    Fizik13
    0
    10 January 2025 03: 08
    What a "horse", what a PR!
    At the mere word Trump the whole universe gets excited!
  6. German
    German
    -2
    10 January 2025 08: 09
    Who would doubt it?! For the Americans and the British, this is, first of all, a benefit: they need Russia to be weakened and its resources to be given away for free, like under Yeltsin; at the same time, they are weakening and getting Gayropa hooked on their needle and forcing it to pay for this mess too.
    1. Nikolay Volkov
      Nikolay Volkov
      +3
      10 January 2025 09: 29
      like under Yeltsin???

      excuse me, but were the 300 billion frozen grannies taken THERE under Yeltsin too???

      after 2000 the same Yeltsins are still in power...and all this imaginary "stability" was based on the prices of resources and their barbaric theft...

      Many enterprises that survived Yeltsin and Gaidar died during the times of "stability"...

      It wasn't Yeltsin who began to cut schools and hospitals en masse... but along with the schools, villages and towns are dying...
  7. prior
    prior
    +1
    10 January 2025 08: 46
    The abrupt "turns" of the crazy Trump will not lead to an improvement in the situation.
    Perhaps to a "road accident".
    The only question is what it will be like and how many victims there will be...
  8. Colonel Kudasov
    Colonel Kudasov
    0
    11 January 2025 12: 03
    Yes, all this was clear in advance. The only thing that can really be expected from Trump is a reduction in funding for the Banderites.
  9. horseradish
    horseradish
    0
    11 January 2025 16: 13
    What was to be expected! Therefore, Ukraine must simply be destroyed. We have been coddling each other for three years, how much longer can we go on?