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    1. stabby_westoid on

      After months of back and forth between the white house and the Kremlin, very tense meetings and uncertainty, it seems the Trump administration has received a wake up call as to Putin’s intentions and are going forward with support of Ukraine. How far this will go, and what support will be given, is vague; if it will end up being another gamble by Trump that he will soften at the end is also unclear. For now at least, a sigh of relief for NATO and the EU. What are your thoughts?

    2. ImperiumRome on

      Interesting to see what the Kremlin’s next move will be, though I guess they will just remain silent on the news and simply move forward with the invasion. What kind of support Ukraine will receive is critical too, because right now they are not winning on the battlefield, but Russian economy is also on life support, so kinda a race to see who will blink first I suppose. Though Russia can always wait it out and resume fighting later on.

      My guess is that Trump will demand a new deal after a few years, because US companies won’t be able to access the minerals due to fighting and sabotages from Russians (also possibly Ukrainians too). So essentially the deal is just an IOU.

    3. colepercy120 on

      This is a threat to Russia. Arguably this is worse then Ukraine joining nato. Ukraine is now directly an American protectorate. Or close enough that it doesn’t make much of a difference. Well have to wait on the text presented to the legislative branchs of both parties

      This also sets up a precident that America will protect you if you sell your sovernenty the Congo is already trying to follow. This is out and out imperial foreign policy. How long till the US establishes a true „American Empire“ across the world?

    4. The minute American businessmen and investors start having their fingers in the pie, all bets are off. Interested to see how Russia responds.

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