Trump wants a deal. Putin wants victory. Ukraine will get what it deserves

Since Trump took office, the world has been responding to Trump's various actions to change the world order. Whether it is the tariff war, Greenland sovereignty, the Panama Canal, US immigration, government streamlining, etc., they have all become hot topics. However, during the election campaign, Trump claimed that he would reach a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine within one day, but it has always been shown that Trump forced Ukraine …

War and peace in Ukraine can take many forms. For example, a temporary ceasefire, in the imagination of Russian President Vladimir Putin, takes the form of hundreds of small attacks a day on the front, but without drones and missiles aimed at civilian targets. That is, over the course of one day at Easter, after which it began to matter again. According to...

Trump's diplomacy VS Putin's victory, the geopolitical stalemate over Ukraine's future

The Easter ceasefire in Ukraine, which briefly raised hopes of a pause in hostilities, has faded into the background as both sides resume combat with renewed intensity. Thousands of violations were reported, and any illusion of de-escalation quickly vanished. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump, who is eyeing a second term and staking much of his foreign policy credibility on ending what he has dubbed a “Biden war,” is still without a concrete …

Trump wants a deal. Putin wants victory. Ukraine will get what it deserves

With Europe arming Ukraine and US elites pushing escalation, peace may be the one thing Washington can’t allow By Sergey Poletaev, information analyst and publicist, co-founder and editor of the Vatfor project. Vatfor projectA Russian serviceman of the Akhmat special forces fires a D-30 howitzer towards Ukrainian positions amid Russia's military operation in Ukraine, in Kursk region, Russia. ©  Sputnik/Sergey BobylevThe Easter ceasefire has come…

The Trump-Putin Negotiations - Geopolitical Futures

I normally avoid personalizing geopolitical events, since I regard nations, not leaders, to be the agents of history. But there are moments when the focus must be on leaders, especially in the course of international conflicts in which neither side can claim a decisive victory. The negotiations to end the war in Ukraine are one such moment. In some ways, the talks are similar to the Paris Peace Accords, which ended the war in Vietnam. The U.S. h…

Ukraine: war robots and the Russian-American negotiations

Kyiv says that 15,000 ground-based drones will be sent to the front in 2025. Meanwhile, a Kremlin apparatchik who is head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund has emerged as a pivotal figure in Moscow’s talks with Washington.