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The Washington Post David Ignatius columnist on Thursday is a Nada column by examining the signs of a potential peace agreement in Ukraine, a development that he notes may be influenced by the President under the influence of the President Donald Trump.
Title for Ignatius’ column He wondered, “Did Trump find the way to peace in Ukraine?” – A rare sign of optimism from the washington opinion section regarding Trump.
The post columnist claimed that there are “some signs of progress” reported by the US, European and Ukrainian officials about a possible peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine while the war has been withdrawing for the third year.
“There is a movement, if not yet an agreement, according to the basic formula of the country for Peaca that would frame any pact,” Ignatius wrote, adding, “Russia would continue to manage the five regions that it occupies, although Ukraine would not formally ced up any sovereignty in any of them.”
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Washington Post columnist David Ignatius said Trump takes “on his word” when he says he wants to end bloodshed in Ukraine. (Alessandro Bremec/Nurphoto via Getty Images | Contribution/Getty Images | Scott Olson/Getty Images)
The column claimed that although Ukraine would not join the organization of the North Atlantic Agreement (NATO) in accordance with the potential agreement on the termination of fire, Russia would accept the Ukrainian right to post -war “Robly Security Guarantee”, which, according to Ignatius, is “understood by everyone” implies European troops.
The United States would allegedly act as “the guarantor of the Agreement on the termination of the fire and post -war security of Ukraine and its European partners”, as well as to provide continuous intelligence support to ensure that Kiyiv and his allies will be able to warn of every renovated Russian attack.
“European countries want the US” lag “for their post -war” distraught force “to clarify that Trump will help if Russia attacks. European officials assume that their commitment to power would have an American blessing and support, but they still do not have an explicit guarantee – and without that, they would not be able to send the troops,” Ignatius claimed.
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President Donald Trump invited Russian President Vladimir Putin on social media to stop his attacks on Ukraine and sit down for peace negotiations. (Reuters)
The column touched Trump’s posts on social media on a potential ceasefire earlier this week, when he pressured the Ukrainian President Volodymyr to “achieve it”, but also assured Zelenskyy that “no one asks” to admit him to acknowledge him as a Russian territory.
Ignatius also acknowledged Trump muffles Russian President Vladimir Putin on social networks on Thursday after Russia’s excessive bombing of the Ukraine capital, Putin told Putin to “stop” bombing.
“I take Trump to his word when he says he wants to stop the ‘horrible bloodshed’ in Ukraine. In September, in his discussion Vice President Kamal HarrisHe has committed to “negotiating the agreement” and “prevent all these human lives to be destroyed,” said the columnist.
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Ignatius wrote that security guarantees for Ukraine must be part of any peace agreement to prevent further Russian aggression. (Reuters)
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Ignatius claimed that Trump had to “combine this hunger” with strong security guarantees for Ukraine, which would be “credible” enough to prevent Russia from attacking again.
“Trump isn’t there yet, but he’s approaching,” the columnist concluded.
