Trump, the former president of the United States, has always spoken surprisingly. He had campaigned confidently that if elected, he could start peace talks between Russia and Ukraine within 24 hours, and put out the war even before he took office. However, he never revealed what his specific peace plan was.
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To this day, a person familiar with Trump's plan has revealed that Trump's solution is to pressure Ukraine to give up some territory! This solution sounds like a movie in which Trump sits in the Oval Office of the White House and makes a phone call to get the Ukrainian leader to promise to give up territory, and the war will end.
I think Ha: Trump's idea is obviously a bit fanciful, even a little naïve. First of all, we all know that the conflict between Ukraine and Russia is not a simple territorial dispute, but involves a number of complex factors such as ethnicity, history, and geopolitics. Trump's belief that Ukraine will be able to relinquish territory by pressure is a clear lack of understanding of the complexities of the war.
On the contrary, Trump's pressure tactics may backfire. The Ukrainian people will inevitably have a strong reaction to the loss of territory, and Trump's approach may provoke resentment among the Ukrainian people and may even lead to the downfall of the current Ukrainian government.
Such a solution by Trump is clearly undesirable. Resolving the conflict between Ukraine and Russia requires all parties to sit down and, through dialogue and negotiation, resolve their differences and find a mutually acceptable solution. Any attempt to resolve a conflict through pressure and at the expense of the interests of other countries is unrealistic and is bound to fail.
Trump's idea of a "quick peace" may serve as an opportunity to spark discussion and make us think more deeply about how to deal with international conflicts and how to maintain world peace. This is also a good direction[呲tooth]What do you think about this "quick peace"?#头条首发挑战赛#
(Source: Global Network International)