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Trump’s rush to strike a deal on Ukraine hands Putin the advantage

Russian officials aim to use President Donald Trump's desire for a swift end to the Ukraine war to negotiate favorable terms for Moscow, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Discussions included a potential summit between Trump and President Vladimir Putin and the restoration of U.S.-Russia diplomatic relations, according to diplomatic sources.
The Kremlin seeks key demands such as the restoration of its diplomatic compounds in the U.S. And sanctions relief, as reported by Russian officials.
Trump's administration is under pressure to push Ukraine towards accepting territorial losses in exchange for peace, raising concerns about potential impacts on Ukraine's sovereignty, according to various sources.

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Financial Times

Trump’s rush to strike a deal on Ukraine hands Putin the advantage

US president’s public exchange of insults with Zelenskyy forms part of rapid pivot towards Russia

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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IPS

“Ukraine Peace Plan” that Involves Meeting Kremlin Demands Is a Trap, Not a Way Out

The Trump administration’s Ukraine peace plan, which pressures Kyiv to concede occupied territories to Russia, risks legitimizing Putin’s aggression

4 days ago·Rome, Italy

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The Moscow Times

Kremlin Eyes Grand Bargain as Trump Pushes for Rushed Ukraine Peace Deal

Russian officials hope to take advantage of President Donald Trump’s eagerness to end the war in Ukraine to secure the most favorable deal for Moscow possible, Russian government and diplomatic sources familiar with the matter told The Moscow Times.

4 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Brussels Morning Online Newspaper

Kremlin applauds Trump’s stance on Ukraine’s NATO membership

Moscow (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Lavrov praised U.S. President Donald Trump for saying that earlier U.S. support of Ukraine’s proposal to join the NATO military alliance was the main reason for the war in Ukraine.… Read more Continue reading Kremlin praises Trump for blaming NATO expansion for Ukraine war at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.

3 days ago

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The World Financial Review

Trump’s Ukraine Peace Push Risks Fallout

A dangerous fault line is opening as President Donald Trump accelerates efforts to end the war in Ukraine, aiming for a political victory to bolster his claims to a Nobel Peace Prize. However, a rapid resolution may prove elusive as the conflict remains an existential issue for Ukraine and European security. Tensions have escalated after Trump’s decision to exclude Ukrainian and European officials from U.S.-Russia negotiations in Saudi Arabia on…

4 days ago

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