Nov 14, 2024
On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump promised he’d negotiate an end to Russia’s war on Ukraine by inauguration.
Since being elected, the Trump team is rapidly putting together its strategy to deal with Russia and it involves ceding land. Will Trump manage to achieve a just peace for Ukraine? Or will he aim to appease Russian leader Vladimir Putin?
According to The Washington Post, the two leaders have already had a phone call in which Trump reminded Putin of America’s military power in Europe, and asked him not to escalate.
Putin praised Trump on his victory, but within days of doing so, his country undertook its largest drone bombardment of the war.
Kyiv Post journalist and deputy managing editor Jeremy Dirac examines the Trump team’s Ukraine effort.
“According to Zelensky, approximately 90% of the US aid promised this year to Ukraine has not been delivered.”
In the unlikely event that he war ends and Ukraine agrees to gift land to genocidal nazi filth, another obstacle lies ahead : –
“Due to the size of the battle space and the combat power of the enemy, most likely around 100 full-strength, war-ready combat brigades is what Ukraine would need to make Russia’s next invasion of Ukraine so bloody that Russia would probably think twice before attacking. Minimum.”
What I said many times, except I said that is approximately the strength Ukraine needs right now to take the stolen land back and hold onto it.
Ukraine will need mercs or European ground troops to achieve this.