Recently, two key Trump advisers have put forward part of the idea of ending the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, saying that they can coax Russia to the negotiating table, and at the same time threaten not to supply weapons, so that Ukraine will have to go to the negotiating table as well. Their rhetoric to coax Russia is that if Putin does not negotiate, then "the United States will provide Ukraine with everything they need." Trump responded positively to their claims, while Russian officials did not refute their assumptions and gave them a step, and a Krikung spokesman responded that "the peace plan must reflect reality."
This shows that the Russian side is not in a hurry at all now, and is waiting for the United States and the West to come up with a solution. These words of Trump's advisers are a clear indication that the United States knows that they don't have much of a card to play against Russia, so what can Trump use to impress Putin's government? He had no choice but to sell Ukraine, and two of his former advisers said in the plan that they would make Ukraine accept the lack of part of its territory. This shows that if Trump comes to mediate a truce between Russia and Ukraine, then Ukraine will have to accept the lack of territory, and the goal of Russia's "special military operation" may not be achieved.
In this case, he has no way to solve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict at all, so what else can he do? Then the United States will definitely stop aiding Ukraine, so that he can give an account to the voters, and then the EU countries will really go to the top, and the United States will sell weapons to them in the back.
Recently, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State called for China to use its influence to bring Russia to the negotiating table. Now, the Russian side is waiting for the United States and the West to give them a chance to negotiate, while the United States is looking at China, which really deserves our vigilance. Because Ukraine has already refused to negotiate peacefully at the legislative level, and the United States and the West are trying to pull China into the water. Russia has not stopped the actions of the United States and the West, nor has it asked China to intervene, which is just a cold bystander.
Of course, China's current approach is also within the reasonable range, which makes the United States, the West and Russia helpless. So where is the most alarming part of this? The current negotiation situation of the Biden administration is to pull China in, so to speak, to put China and Russia aside, and the idea of Trump's former adviser is obviously to give Russia a step, which is to separate China and Russia, and obviously has other intentions.
That is to find a way to keep the United States out of the matter and let China, Russia and Europe fight non-stop. It is true that China can stay out of the situation now, but if Trump takes office and withdraws the power of the United States, will there really be no contradiction between China, Russia and Europe? Now Russia and Europe are in trouble because of NATO's eastward expansion; China and the EU are at loggerheads because of sanctions; In recent years, because of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, China has also made a lot of money in Russia and neighboring countries, and expanded a lot of business routes, is Putin really not worried? So not only should the EU consider the withdrawal of US forces from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, but China should also be wary of what Trump might do when he takes office.