The team of US President Donald Trump's chosen President is actively discussing possible ways of completing the war between Russia and Ukraine. Negotiations are conducted with both the White House and Ukrainian officials, including a potential truce. US Presidential Advisor Joe Baiden on National Security Jake Sullivan held several meetings with his successor Mike Waltts. The discussion was mostly relevant, but the strategy of termination of war or the establishment of a truce was not yet a major focus of conversations.
According to one of the sources, Trump is seriously set and intends to stop the ceasefire on the first day of his administration. This statement testifies to the high priority that the future president gives the conflict.
The latest contacts between Vladimir Zelensky, President of Ukraine, and Donald Trump, as well as their advisers, were constructive. This emphasizes the readiness of both sides for dialogue. At the same time, according to the interlocutors, Trump realizes that the main obstacle to the establishment of peace is the position of Russian President Vladimir Putin, not Ukraine.
This situation reflects the complexity of international diplomacy, where, despite constructive negotiations, the achievement of specific results depends on many factors, including the Kremlin's readiness for compromise.
