David Ignatius

Instead of focusing solely on the question of where the border between Russia and Ukraine will be drawn, they want to create a broader economic and security agreement that would provide both sides with sufficient incentives for a territorial compromise that neither would otherwise be willing to accept, reported longtime Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, citing an American official familiar with the negotiations. #Ukrajina #Putin #Trump (translated)

That the Kremlin would once again extort the continent with relatively cheap energy and consolidate its own military-industrial complex – a war aim of Putin – is the bitter pill that must be swallowed to put an end to the "nightmarish killing field" that Ukraine has become, according to Ignatius. #Oekraïne #Poetin #Trump (translated)

According to Ignatshus, the latest escalation in the relations between American President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky diverts attention from a more significant process - the attempts by Washington and European capitals to develop a common framework for a peace agreement. #Украйна #мирноСпоразумение #война (translated)

The media's foreign policy columnist David Ignatius believes that a sign of Ukraine's success during the war is the fact that U.S. President Donald Trump has moved from mocking Volodymyr Zelensky over 18 months ago as a weakling who "has no cards" to now protesting against devastating Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries. #миренплан #Украйна #Русия (translated)