The US President also claimed to have ended eight wars, describing the Russia-Ukraine war as the most difficult one. This proves his diplomacy to bring Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky under straight diplomatic pressure. Yet Zelenskyy appeared to have stressed that any area from which Ukrainian troops were withdrawn would have to be amply policed by Ukraine. It needs to be seen attentively.
Is it not completely unjust to state a bit more unequivocally that the US President Donald Trump will not allegedly give in to a pretty absolute peace deal? Will Putin soon be engaged in a protracted conflict with the devastated Ukraine or will he keep looking for a peace agreement that will put an end to the uncertainty in the new year?
The US president also asserted that he had put a stop to eight wars, calling the conflict between Russia and Ukraine the most challenging.
This demonstrates his ability to apply direct diplomatic pressure on Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine. Zelenskyy, however, seemed to have emphasised that Ukraine would need to provide adequate security in any region where Ukrainian troops were removed. It must be observed carefully.
It's entertaining to watch how much more attention Donald Trump pays to the Zelensky conflict, especially since he has not shied away from making certain demands with his strong allusion to creating economic zones over his famous stares at impending hazards.
This is where all of his intense worries seem to blend with his didactic diplomatic stance.
Daniel Fried, the former US ambassador to Poland, expressed disillusionment that it is still unclear if the Trump administration will apply enough pressure on the Russians to overcome Putin's and (Sergei) Lavrov's predicted obstruction.
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