US President Donald Trump once said, “Peace is achieved through strength.”
But now, why is Ukraine suddenly being blamed for the war with Russia when the world already knows that Moscow initiated the invasion in 2022.
What has changed? Is this a sign of closer US-Russian relations?
In a recent statement, Trump insisted that this war could have been avoided if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had reached an agreement with Russia sooner.
In fact, he criticized Zelensky for failing to end the war after three years, while dismissing the anger of the Ukrainian leader who was left out of US-Russian peace talks in Riyadh.
Ironically, while Trump was talking about ‘peace’, Russia went crazy with airstrikes on Odesa, destroying schools, hospitals, and causing 160,000 residents to lose power in freezing temperatures.
However, Trump is still ready to meet Putin, sparking concerns that Washington is pressuring Ukraine to bow to Moscow’s will.
Zelensky hit back harshly, warning that the “pathological cheaters” in the Kremlin cannot be trusted.
The question is – is the US sacrificing Ukraine to keep Putin in its heart?
