Trump's Deal vs Putin's Victory

The article focused on the possibility that Donald Trump could end the war in Ukraine quickly if he were President of Russia, believing that this could be achieved within 24 hours by lifting sanctions imposed on Moscow, thereby opening the door to lucrative economic agreements and long-term peace. However, despite Trump's desires, Russian President Putin shows no interest in relinquishing his goals in the war, including control over the Donbas region and maintaining a say in Kiev's future security arrangements. Despite attempts by the Trump administration to mediate, the Kremlin has decisively refused to make concessions, reflecting Moscow's strategy of using economic deals and incentives to contain the United States—such as releasing an American citizen in exchange for strategic interests—while Putin emphasizes that such steps are driven by a "humanitarian instinct." The article suggests that both parties are mainly pursuing their economic and political interests, and the conflict in Ukraine continues with no clear signs of an imminent peace agreement.

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