After winning the election, Trump has begun preparing for the "three fires" he intends to start after taking office. He appointed Tom Homan, a radical border affairs director, to prepare for the large-scale deportation of immigrants; and Robert Lighthizer, a radical trade director, to promote a large-scale trade war. In addition, Trump also wants to end the Russia-Ukraine war in order to concentrate on suppressing China. Although he has not yet appointed an official to deal with this matter, it can be seen from his practice of kicking Pompeo out of the cabinet that he still cares very much about the Ukrainian issue. Trump did not allow Pompeo to enter the cabinet mainly because he continued to support Ukraine, which Trump could not tolerate. For Trump, calling a halt to the Russia-Ukraine war is not only related to the "anti-war" personality he has created for himself, but also to the strategy of confronting China. In short, Trump does not allow the United States to continue to move forward with Ukraine as a burden, but to go lightly and fight China to the end. But can such a protracted war really be stopped just because Trump wants to?

President-elect Trump of the United States faces many obstacles. The fact that the war between Russia and Ukraine has reached this point shows that the situation is quite complicated. Trump's boast that he can stop the war in 24 hours is completely unrealistic, and he doesn't say this now, but only emphasizes that the war must be ended. But until now, Trump has not been able to come up with any substantive solutions, and is still at the stage of talking nonsense. This is because the resistance to ending the war is very large and complicated. The United States wants to reverse its policy 180 degrees, but it is not something that Trump can solve with just one sentence. There are complex conflicts of interest. After all, the war has been going on for two or three years, and large military-industrial complex companies such as Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Boeing, as well as large consortiums such as JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock Group that acquired Ukraine's core assets, have all made huge profits! Trump's call to stop the war means cutting off these people's financial resources, which is definitely not that easy.

Russo-Ukrainian War

The attitudes of all parties are different, and judging from the attitudes of all parties involved, not all will support Trump. Now the Biden administration is still pushing for aid to Ukraine, and European countries have not interrupted the rhythm and are continuing to support it. Moreover, the NATO Council and core EU countries, such as France and Germany, have expressed their willingness to continue to support Ukraine. If Trump wants to end the conflict, he must first clean up the center-left governments such as France and Germany, as well as the NATO Council, but this will take a lot of effort and will take time anyway! Not to mention Ukraine itself, which wants to fight and stop at times, but is always at war and shows no signs of stopping. Now a situation has been formed in which Ukraine and Europe put pressure on Trump and force him to fight. Trump has the power to stop the war, and Europe and Ukraine also have the power to fight. How Trump can deal with Ukraine and how to get European allies to cooperate with his ideas is quite difficult. As for Russia, if Europe and Ukraine do not make huge concessions, they will definitely not accept it and will inevitably continue to fight. Therefore, it is not realistic for Trump to want to end the war quickly, and it may even aggravate the situation.

There is already a way out. Against this background, Sergey Radchenko, a British-Russian historian at the Henry Kissinger Center for Global Relations, said that if the war cannot be stopped, Trump will lose patience and then blame Ukraine's unwillingness to compromise. At present, such a scenario is still very likely. Ukraine still refuses to make concessions, and Europe also supports Ukraine's position. Ukraine can rely on Europe's support to ignore Trump's mediation. In this case, Trump can only do very limited things. He can only blame Ukraine and Europe to prove that there is nothing wrong with him as a mediator and it is all someone else's fault. The Russian-Ukrainian war has reached this point, which is a "sinkhole" dug by the Biden administration for Trump. A big pit that took three years to dig, how can it be filled so easily?#BabyMarvinf9c7您拥有您值得