The American leader sets the goal of ending the war by spring, but there are still many important issues for Ukraine and the United States.
US President Donald Trump sets the goal of ending the war in Ukraine by spring, which likely reflects disagreements within his administration over support for Ukraine.
The publication writes about this The Independent.
David Arakhamia attended the inauguration of US President Donald Trump, emphasizing the new US president's intentions to conclude a favorable agreement for Ukraine. Experts believe that this indicates Trump's readiness to cooperate with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
“We are currently working to ensure that relevant meetings are held at the inter-parliamentary level and at other levels,” Arakhamia said.
An insider told The Independent: “Those who care about Ukraine should pay attention to Arakhamia's presence at the inauguration.”
The publication reports that an official meeting between Trump and Zelensky is planned, which will be an important stage in the development of bilateral relations. Trump aims to end the war by spring, but there are still many issues to be agreed upon between Ukraine, the United States and other partners.
The source added: “Zelensky did not consider it possible to personally go to the inauguration, but sent his deputy, who was treated with great respect.”
The disclosures came against the backdrop of President Trump likely playing a double game in implementing his plans to end the Russian-Ukrainian war.
He has already warned Vladimir Putin about continuing attacks on Ukraine and said that he is ready to continue providing military assistance to the country as long as the war continues. However, he also fired a preemptive shot at Zelensky, saying he was “no angel.”
The publication writes that the approach likely reflects disagreements within his own administration regarding the war and what kind of support Ukraine deserves. However, among his many bold statements on the world stage, Trump has set himself the goal of ending the war by spring.
Recall that political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko, in a commentary for TSN.ua, expressed the opinion that Putin could use peace agreements before May 9 as a propaganda trick. He noted that negotiations on ending the war could be timed to coincide with this date, since this would be an opportunity for Putin to present the ceasefire as his “victory.”
The head of the OPU Andriy Yermak responded to information about the “peace plan” for 100 days, noting that this is fiction, not reality. He emphasized that such “plans” are often propaganda leaks, in particular, from Russia.
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