Trump’s armistice will be disappointed in KYIV.

There is no transaction in Alaska. It was always the most likely, and it is probably the most desirable result when there is no Volodymyr Zelensky.

But US President Donald Trump’s Pivot was far from the necessity of immediate ceasefire.

Russia’s position was that the armistice could only come from a comprehensive settlement considering Russian interests, and inevitably suggests Ukraine’s capabilities.

That’s the position that Trump once again approved.

“It was decided by the best way to end the terrible war between Russia and Ukraine,” he wrote about a true society.

He pointed out that the armistice is “often can’t endure time.”

This seems to have faced Ukrainian’s main demands approved by all European supporters. Unconditional ceasefire must first come out.

Definitely, it is also convinced that he is winning the Russian Vladimir Putin time on the battlefield.

Matthew Savill, a military science director at Royal United Services Institute, said, “If Putin’s military goal was to avoid immediate constraints on Ukrainian Russian operations, he seemed to be successful.

In his short media appearance last night, Putin warned Ukrainian and Europeans to “not throw wrenches.”

But for KYIV and its allies, Trump did exactly, and canceling the achievements of what they expected was a successful week of enthusiastic diplomacy to affect Alaska’s outcome.

It reminds me that Trump needs to listen to the last person’s ears.

For a while this morning, European leaders were able to breathe and waited to see if their efforts were fruitful or over.

Prior to his summit, Trump went to Zelen Ski by phone. The two spoke for an hour before joining European leaders.

Zelensky said the phone is “long and real” and will travel to Washington on Monday to visit for the first time after the miserable Oval Office met in February.

Since then, KYIV’s European alliance has been a lot of work that has been unpleasant to repair Zelensky’s school as the best way to handle the White House’s capricious and fluctuating passengers.

Zelensky added, “It is important that the US strengths affect the situation.”

But later after Trump’s statement on Trump’s truth society, Zelensky adopted a more urgent tone.

“Murder should stop as soon as possible,” he said. “Fire must be opposed to the battlefield and in the sky and our port infrastructure.”

Europe’s “Trump Whisper” was picked up this morning they left last week.

They emphasized that it is important to participate in Ukraine in the conversation about the future, but it has been suspended to show thanks to Trump’s efforts, as they know that they should regularly.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said, “Trump’s efforts have made us closer to us until we end up illegal war in Ukraine.”

Starmer welcomed Europe to call it “openness” in the United States and told Ukraine to provide “powerful security guarantee.”

At the end of the battle, the exact characteristics of such a guarantee must be explained much more in more detail than ever.

Despite the new role of Europe as a major military, economy and political supporter in Ukraine, everyone knows that future security in Ukraine cannot actually be guaranteed without the actual support of the United States.

Italian leader, Giorgia Meloni, is a principle of group defense signed by all NATO members in his opinion on Alaska’s summit.

This morning, some reports suggested the idea of an external guarantee outside NATO, but were discussed during the latest request between Trump and European leaders.

But as a result of Trump’s obvious face this morning, you can rarely hear the sound of rotating the European capital.

In London, the government seems to be wearing a brave face.

“If you can do all of this at once or in a row quickly, it’s a good thing.”

“But we all want to stop fighting.”

Trump is out of the idea of immediate ceasefire.

Alaska’s Junsu Mi has already won the victory of President Putin. He returned to the international stage of the International Paris Area (despite being full of vague exhibitions of US military military in Elmendorf-Richardson Air-Base), and he was trapped.

Trump also withdrew the US sanctions against Moscow.

All of this raises a lot of questions about greeting Zelen Ski when you find yourself in the room with Washington and finally in Washington and Trump.

What did Trump advice to Ukrainian leaders?

“Trade.” A dull answer came. “Russia is very powerful and they are not.”