Putin won't be happy with this, Republican intrigues with Trump's probable plan

Putin won't be happy with this, – Republican intrigued by Trump's probable plan Angelika Galesevich

US President-elect Donald Trump may propose freezing the war in Ukraine, in which Russia will not decide the fate of Ukrainian territories. Obviously, dictator Vladimir Putin will not like this and will continue to insist on his own.

However, Trump will not make concessions, so he has another plan. Having offered something to the head of the Kremlin, he will not wait for his expected response, but will immediately begin to supply weapons to Ukraine on a large scale so that it will win. This opinion was expressed to 24 Channel by public figure, president of the Ronald Reagan Republican Club Boris Pincus.

What Trump's plan could contain

According to the Republican, newly elected US President Donald Trump is preparing a plan for war in Ukraine. According to him, he will propose a freeze on military actions and tell Putin: “Forget about the rest of Ukraine. This is what you wanted, and you've got it for now. Then we'll decide what to do with them.”

Putin will not be satisfied with this. He will continue to insist, like, “no militarization of Ukraine, no joining NATO.” This is a slap in the face to Trump. Do you think he will say: “You want this? No problem. Here's more for you.” This will not happen, this is humiliation. It will never come to this, – explained Boris Pinkus.

That is why Trump has a different plan. He will offer something to Vladimir Putin without waiting for his answer, because he knows it in advance, and will start sending Ukraine wagons of weapons that will lead it to victory.

Both Denmark and the Netherlands have already confirmed that the promised F-16 fighters should arrive in Ukraine in the near future. Under Trump's presidency, according to Pincus, we should also expect that the Ukrainian military will receive Tomahawk missiles and many other weapons that will not be announced to the public.

Recall that on Saturday, December 7, the second batch of F-16 fighters from Denmark already arrived in Ukraine. In total, the country promised to provide 19 fighters.