Trump Criticises Both Putin and Zelensky Over Ceasefire Talks
The U.S. president said he was “very angry” with his Russian counterpart, and said Ukraine could have “big, big problems.”
The U.S. president said he was “very angry” with his Russian counterpart, and said Ukraine could have “big, big problems.”
Desperate measures reflect a Ukraine on the brink, reliant on foreign aid and manpower.
Unwilling to contribute to peace, Brussels keeps downplaying the U.S.’s progress.
While the EU continues to dismiss ‘failing’ efforts, Washington predicts a full ceasefire deal could be reached very soon.
The unorthodox U.S. strategy is vindicated as Europe’s ‘peace through strength’ approach collapses.
The trouble is, however, that too many Western leaders do not believe in the nations they rule over.
It will take more shocks like the one Trump and Vance delivered from the Oval Office to wake Europe’s leaders up from their dream, which has become a nightmare for so many ordinary Europeans.
The deal, centered on resource-sharing, could reshape global power dynamics.
The Ukrainian president may be willing to accept a mineral deal in return for security guarantees.
Everyone seems to be on the same page and equally part of the solution—except Brussels, desperate for a seat at the table.