The victory of Donald Trump at US presidential elections could make its mark on an international level. It is no mystery that i relations between Washington and Kiev would change radically and now important details on the tycoon’s strategy are emerging. As reported by Reuters, two key advisors of the tycoon – former lieutenant general Keith Kellogg and Fred Fleitz – would have presented him with a plan to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
And, again, the ceasefire would be inextricably linked to the positions of the Ukrainian and Russian troops at the moment the negotiations began. An important detail for the Kremlinas testified by the spokesperson Dmitry Peskov. Any peace plan proposed by a potential future Trump administration should reflect the reality on the ground: “The value of any plan is in its nuance and taking into account the real situation on the ground. President Putin has repeatedly stated that Russia has been and remains open to negotiations, taking into account the real situation on the ground.”
Trump would have given his positive opinion on the piano, this is Fleitz’s comment: “I’m not saying we agreed with every word, but we were happy to receive the feedback we got.” But it would not be a surprise, considering the tycoon’s great attention to foreign policy: on several occasions he has reiterated that, if re-elected, he would work hard to ensure an end to the conflict in Ukraine, at any cost, including by cutting funding to Kiev. Of course, there is no shortage of doubts. “What Trump supporters want is to cut aid, if not turn off the taps altogether,” says Charles Kupchan, an analyst at the Council of Foreign Relations. Steven Cheung, spokesman for the Republican exponent, while not admitting the official nature of the plan for Ukraine, was keen to point out that with Trump in the White House there would be no war. Further updates coming soon.
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