The Guardian named the demands of the Russian Federation at the negotiations with Trump — Politics
The authors of the article suggest that the consequences of Trump's second presidency for Ukraine are likely to be severe
Uncertainty has reigned among Ukrainians since Donald Trump's victory amid expectations that he is likely to end US military aid, while the Kremlin has said its goal of conquering Ukraine remains unchanged.
The British newspaper The Guardian writes about it.
The authors of the article suggest that the consequences of a second Trump presidency for Ukraine are likely to be severe, at a time when Russia is advancing on the battlefield at its fastest pace since 2022.
“Our conditions remain unchanged and are well known in Washington,” the Russian Foreign Ministry cynically stated, commenting on Trump's election.
The publication reminds that Trump has repeatedly boasted that he could end the war in 24 hours. His running mate, JD Vance, is generally outspoken…
