Tikhon Dzyadko, a Russian journalist, expressed doubts about President Trump's peace discussions with Ukraine, suggesting Trump is adopting Putin's perspective. Dzyadko cited Russia's historical disregard for international agreements, notably the 1994 Budapest memorandum after its Crimea invasion. He highlighted the risk that Trump's proposals mirror Putin's, which could undermine genuine peace efforts. Dzyadko asserted that any peace deal must involve a compromise that Ukraine can accept, warning that the current trajectory is troubling. He further stated that Trump’s agenda has shifted to align more closely with Russian narratives.
Dzyadko expressed skepticism regarding Putin's commitment to a peace deal, highlighting Russia's invasion of Crimea in violation of international agreements.
Dzyadko believes Trump's proposals align with Putin's narratives, suggesting that any compromise for peace may not satisfy Ukraine's requirements.
The editor emphasized the importance of genuine compromise for peace, which he views as crucial for Ukraine's acceptance.
Dzyadko warned that Trump's approach risks echoing Putin’s agenda, potentially leading Ukraine into a difficult position regarding peace negotiations.
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