The US doesn’t need to spend more on Ukraine. Britain can bring funding to the table – and help Trump reboot alliances
the very meaning of words is up for negotiation. What does he really mean when he promises to “build a wall”? When he pledges to end the Russo-Ukrainian war in one day?
How will Trump deal with these negotiations Putin-style? Russia has always demanded a demilitarised Ukraine under the Kremlin’s de facto political control. There are people around Trump who might agree to this – especially if Russia severs its military relationship with China. But would Putin ditch his strategic
Though Trump has said he will bring Russia and Ukraine to the negotiating table, the people who he might actually end up negotiating with in earnest are the Europeans and Britain. We are the ones who can offer something interesting. Trading incentives for America. Greater spending on Nato. More pressure on Iran. “Peacekeeping” boots on the ground inside Ukraine.
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