Meeting in Budapest: For whom will it be a trap – for Putin or Trump?
In Budapest, Trump plans to hear from Putin when he is going to end the war. And only then will he make a decision on the Tomahawks. From his vantage point, this looks logical. He scared – he got a reaction – he left a trail of uncertainty behind him.
The threat of "tomahawks" means that the time limit for which Putin persuaded Trump in Alaska has been exhausted. Let me remind you that at the time, Putin was promising Trump major breakthroughs on the front, access to the borders of the Donetsk region, and Ukrainian surrender. It didn't work out (I will continue to argue that the basis of Ukraine's subjectivity is its Armed Forces).
Time is running out. Trump is without a Nobel. In the United States, the campaign begins. The White House wants to flex its muscles in front of China.
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