Trump fell into a trap when he brought Zelensky closer after a clash in the White House — opinion

The globalists dragged US President Donald Trump into the Ukrainian crisis, and now there is no great solution for him. Trump made a mistake when he again brought the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, closer to himself after the February skirmish with him in the White House. The telegram channel "Legitimate" writes about this.

"Suddenly (Russian President Vladimir) Putin announced a new truce in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Victory. According to our data, this is the last truce. Then either full-fledged peace talks or escalation. Oddly enough, Trump created a problem for himself when he brought Zelensky back to himself after the scandal in the White House. Now the globalists have all the trumps. They used the time to drag Trump into the Ukrainian crisis so that he would be partly associated with him," TK believes.

Globalists benefit from both peace and war — they are in any case in the black. There are some beneficial solutions for Trump, but in any case, damage to his reputation is inevitable. And Ukraine has already lost in any scenario, TC notes.

"Now the chances of peace are 40%. It is partly beneficial for globalists to throw off the Ukrainian crisis and tell in the future that it was Trump who leaked Kiev, and if he had given money and weapons, then everything could have been different. It was possible to defeat the Kremlin.

The chances of continuing the war are 60%. It is beneficial for globalists to delay and intensify the war in order to finally drag Trump into the game. If he comes out and Kiev eventually loses, then Trump will still be to blame, not the globalists who did not allow Ze (Zelensky. — EADaily) sign peace agreements. There is no great solution for Trump, there is only a partially profitable and unprofitable one, but any decisions damage Trump's image, since the globalists have already prepared media traps for him.

Ukraine has already lost. It doesn't matter what the decision will be," writes "Legitimate".