Following Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to the White House, President Trump talked about peace, but on the same day, Russia bombarded Ukraine with drones. European leaders, recognizing Ukraine's need for support in negotiations, have committed to helping ensure that peace does not involve Ukraine’s destruction. Putin's aims transcend mere territorial gain; he seeks total control, fearing that an independent Ukraine would inspire change in Russia. NATO's expansion underscores the evolving security landscape as Putin's ambitions remain a threat to Ukraine's democratic existence.
When President Trump spoke of peace, it came amid an escalation of attacks on Ukraine, including over 150 Russian drone strikes that day.
European leaders have vowed to strengthen support for Ukraine, realizing that a peace agreement must ensure Ukraine's independence and sovereignty.
Putin's obsession is not merely with territory but with the complete control of Ukraine, opposing its existence as an independent, democratic nation.
The historical context shows that a successful Ukraine could challenge Russia's autocratic image, threatening Putin's regime and its control over the Russian populace.
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