Trump on the right side!

Donald Trump, accompanied by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, issued an ultimatum to Putin: either end the war and reach an agreement with Ukraine within 50 days, or face American and NATO firepower, which will be handed over to Kiev.

Trump, for once, is on the right side of history. No more pandering to Putin and broken promises. One day, he agrees to a ceasefire for negotiations, and that same night, he sends hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles. Moscow has already gotten the message and will begin the third round of negotiations with the Ukrainians.

It's precisely this right side that, if it comes to fruition—who still believes in Putin?—could guarantee Trump the grand prize: the Nobel Peace Prize. But before that, the best defense and attack systems will be in the hands of the Ukrainians, who experienced moments of unrest when Trump arrived in the White House.

The right side of this story is for Russia to recognize and withdraw from the occupied territories, allowing Ukraine's future to be decided by itself and its partners, such as joining the European Union and becoming a full member of NATO. It will take time, but with Trump irritating Putin, it may happen sooner than expected. Everyone is curious to know: who will be the first to renege on their initial promises?

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