Who is Ukraine's biggest adversary? There is no doubt that the answer is Russia. But for Ukraine, there is still a question that has to be pondered: if Trump replaces Biden and the United States stops helping Ukraine, where will Kyiv go?
To some extent, like the onslaught of the Russian army, Trump's comeback will also give Zelensky a headache.
As the head of the White House who has ever been the "most out of the box" in the history of the United States, "surprising words" seems to have become Trump's unique label. For this self-regarded commander, America's allies have poured out bitterness. But even so, Trump's latest statement will still make NATO jaw-dropping.
On April 7, according to the Washington Post. Trump's solution to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is likely to "force Zelensky to give up part of Ukrainian territory." For example, the Donbass border and Crimea will be handed over to Russia.
Trump believes that both Russia and Ukraine want to save face, and now there is only one step missing, and people in parts of Ukraine also want to join Russia.
In other words, Trump, who once threatened to "resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict within 24 hours after winning", has a straightforward plan to promote negotiations, that is, "let Ukraine trade territory for an agreement". Previously, Trump was quite confident that he could sit down with Zelensky for a talk.
Unfortunately, the time when the US media revealed this incident happened to be at a time when the United States changed its face. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised that the U.S. would let Ukraine join NATO. However, according to Kiev's statements, there seems to be a huge discrepancy in the actual situation.
Ukraine believes that the White House is preventing Ukraine from joining NATO, and among all NATO members, Ukraine has not yet found someone to talk to on this matter. Ukraine stressed that it is mainly the United States and Germany that "prevent Ukraine from joining NATO".
Well, the front foot is still saying "support Ukraine's accession to NATO", and the back foot has chosen to turn his face and not recognize people. I have to say that in terms of the speed of turning the other cheek, there are indeed few forces that can be compared with the United States.
Perhaps realizing that "the United States is unreliable", on April 6, Zelensky said that the Ukraine issue has been tied up by the US election. Zelensky believes that the Russian-Ukrainian war has become an internal problem for the United States, and Ukraine's ability to confront Russia has been threatened by the United States.
Previously, Republican Congressman Graham went to Kiev and revealed Trump's thoughts. Trump believes that even if the United States wants to help Ukraine, it cannot help in vain, and Ukraine needs to pay back.
In a desperate situation, Ukraine is ready to compromise on this matter. Because the United States has not adopted a new "plan to help Ukraine", the Ukrainian army on the front line can't wait.
In fact, Ukraine is not alone in fear of Trump's comeback. Japan, South Korea, and most NATO members are more inclined to let Biden win. Everyone knows that Trump's rise to power means that the United States is bullying its allies again, the European Union, Japan and South Korea will be forced to pay for the interests of the United States, and NATO members will also provide benefits to the United States.
Otherwise, Trump is really likely to slap the table, directly get the United States to withdraw from NATO, and wield the stick of sanctions against Japan and South Korea.
Here's the problem: until the last minute, "who will kill the deer" is unknown. Until the dust settles on the results of the US election, NATO will have to make two preparations. I'm not afraid of 10,000, I'm afraid of what if, Biden wins, everyone is fine, what if Trump wins?
Encountering such a difficult "adversary" as Trump, NATO is helpless, and Ukraine will be heartbroken.