Putin's War: Who's Really Blocking Peace?

In a recent move, former U. S. President Donald Trump shared an opinion piece from the New York Post. This piece argues that Russian President Vladimir Putin is the main obstacle to peace in Ukraine. The article suggests that Putin's claims about Ukraine trying to assassinate him are insincere, comparing them to crocodile tears. The editorial points out that Russia has been responsible for significant violence, including a drone attack on Kyiv during Christmas that killed civilians. It also mentions that Putin has been undermining Trump's global agenda, supporting countries like Iran and possibly aiding North Korea's nuclear ambitions.Trump, after meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, expressed optimism about ending the war. He even offered to visit Ukraine to discuss territorial concessions. However, the Post's editorial board remains skeptical, suggesting that Putin's actions indicate internal struggles rather than a genuine desire for peace. The article concludes by urging the international community to see through Putin's tactics and increase pressure on Russia. It emphasizes that Putin's victory is not guaranteed and calls for a more critical approach to his claims.