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    I consiglieri di Trump ammettono che l’accordo di pace con l’Ucraina richiederà mesi

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    1. Anatomy_model on

      It does not matter anyway. The republican party members and his voters will not hold him accountable for his empty promises because they are in a cult of personality. We are at the point that Trump can say and do whatever he wants, he could fuck a pig on live television, and around 50% of American voters would still support him.

    2. concerned-potato on

      >They noted that the promise to end the war in one day was a combination of election hype, a lack of understanding of the intractability of the conflict and the time needed to form a new administration.

      There was no combination of any kind – it’s just a lack of understanding.

      >Most of Trump’s senior advisers also back providing Ukraine with material security guarantees, such as establishing a demilitarised zone patrolled by European troops

      If the zone is patrolled by European troops then what’s the value of them “backing” it?

    5. _v1V2v_ on

      oh nooo, I had so much hope oh nooo.

      Who would have thought oh nooo.

      😐

    6. Mannalug on

      What happend to “24 hours peace deal” is reality different from one’s imagination? I’m not surprised at all.

    10. TheDungen on

      I thought he was going to end the war on day one or some such nonsnse?

    11. Golden_Joe_ on

      Politicians are lying during their election campaigns. Especially this one. What a surprise.

    12. Shooord on

      Oh, shouting “you goooootta make a deal” endlessly didn’t do the trick?

      surprised-pikachu.jpg

    13. DotRevolutionary6610 on

      No no no no no. You promised your voters 24 hours. The war will be finished on the 21st, in exactly 6 days. I will not be accepting any extensions.

    14. through_body_75 on

      So not 24 hours? Isn’t it like a broken promise or something

    16. AppleMelon95 on

      Someone make a website that counts from the start of his presidency how many days have passed until a peace treaty is formed, and then call it “This is how many days Donald Trump believes 1 day to be”.

    19. asdfjfkfjshwyzbebdb on

      Astonishing how he got to power considering all he literally does is lie.

    20. Extension_Canary3717 on

      He’s already elected this don’t matter anymore to him

    23. evgis on

      Apparently he mixed Ukraine with Gaza. Looks like he managed to force Netanyahu to accept ceasefire.

      https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2025-01-13/ty-article/.premium/trumps-mideast-envoy-forced-netanyahu-to-accept-a-gaza-plan-he-repeatedly-rejected/00000194-615c-d4d0-a1f4-fbfdce850000

      A week before Trump’s inauguration, Jerusalem already sees a change in the rules of the game that has broken the deadlock in the hostage negotiations. Unusually, the outgoing Biden administration has let Witkoff lead the process, on the grounds that any obligations the United States undertakes will be incumbent on Trump, not on Biden.
      Witkoff is a Jewish real estate investor and developer who is close to Trump. He doesn’t have the background of the kind of people who usually fill diplomatic roles. “Witkoff isn’t a diplomat. He doesn’t talk like a diplomat, he has no interest in diplomatic manners and diplomatic protocols,” says a senior Israeli diplomat who spoke on condition of anonymity. “He’s a businessman who wants to reach a deal quickly and charges ahead unusually aggressively.”

      In fact, Witkoff has forced Israel to accept a plan that Netanyahu had repeatedly rejected over the past half year. Hamas has not budged from its position that the hostages’ freedom must be conditioned on the release of Palestinian prisoners (the easy part) and a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza (the hard one). Netanyahu rejected this condition and thus was born the partial deal proposed by Egypt.

    24. Mumbert on

      Russia are currently running out of materiel in their storages, there are more and more frankenstein vehicles seen (like tanks without turrets used as APCs). Ukraine probably knows that the war could turn this year or next as Russia is running low on the stuff that has fueled their war so far.

      Iran has lost a lot of power in the Middle East in their feud with Israel, Hamas getting pummeled, Hesbollah getting neutered, and Al-Assad getting deposed. Iran will not be able to help Russia in the same way anymore. 

      Meanwhile, Russia will likely not accept this as a reality and instead focus on the situation on the ground. Russia will demand huge sacrifices by Ukraine. Ukraine will likely not agree to this. 

      In short, I personally don’t see how a peace could be brokered right now. What’s important is that we continue supporting Ukraine now. 

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