President-elect Donald Trump repeatedly suggested on the campaign trail that if elected, he would resolve the war between Russia and Ukraine. Critics, including so-called fact-checkers, suggested that it couldn’t be done or that doing so would require unthinkable concessions on Kyiv’s part.
Notwithstanding the nay-saying from the so-called experts, it appears that Trump might be able to make good on this major campaign promise after all. Putin, whose economy is apparently “overheating,” told reporters Thursday that he was “ready to meet [Trump] if he wants it” and that he was open to making compromises at the negotiating table.
After meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Trump told reporters in September, “I think I haven’t changed from the standpoint that we both want to see it end and a fair deal made. It’s gonna be fair. I think it will happen at the right time. I think it is going to happen.”
“This is a war that should have never happened. It should have never happened, and it wouldn’t have happened. It’s a shame,” said Trump. “We’ll get it solved. It’s a very complicated puzzle, very complicated puzzle, but we’ll get it solved, and people [will] get on with their lives. Too many people dead.”
Reuters indicated in late November — around the time President Joe Biden authorized Ukraine’s use of American-made long-range missile systems against targets in Russia — that Putin was keen to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine with Trump, especially since he would be negotiating from a place of strength, having made significant advances in Ukraine at a pace unparalleled since the early days of his invasion. […]
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