Trump wants out, but is Putin keeping him in the Ukraine war?

The fate of Europe depends largely on this question: What does the US President want? Once he has made his decision, it can be done quickly with a peace agreement.

Donald Trump Now Owns The Ukraine War

“It’s not my war.” —Donald Trump (on board Air Force One on April 25) President Donald Trump has said repeatedly that the Ukraine War is Joe Biden’s, not his. But now the Ukraine war belongs to Trump. He can no longer deny ownership. From Defence-blog.com: President Donald Trump’s administration has reportedly approved its first weapons …

Putin remains far from the Ukraine negotiations in Istanbul. Selenskyi has arrived, but remains skeptical. And Trump? Will all options remain open. But it is precisely he who could determine in which direction the war is developing. Three possible scenarios are emerging.

Trump wants out, but is Putin keeping him in the Ukraine war?

As Russian leader Vladimir Putin has rejected every ceasefire proposal endorsed by US President Donald Trump so far, it has become clear that he is not very enthusiastic about ending the war with Ukraine

I have to meet with Putin and we will solve this, and if we don't solve it, it will be very interesting — said US President Donald Trump on Friday about the negotiations on the war in Ukraine. He also threatened Iran that if it does not accept the US proposal on the nuclear program soon "bad things will happen."

President Trump wants peace in Ukraine, but Vladimir Putin continues to lead the US behind his nose. This was demonstrated by the disgraceful disregard by the Russian leader of the talks in Istanbul on 15 May. Last week, when the leaders of the leading European countries proposed a "full and unconditional 30-day cease-fire to create a space for negotiations on a just and lasting peace." Ukraine and Trump sought the same goal, but Putin again res…