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#UkraineRussiaCeasefire A resurfaced claim from former Kazakh intelligence chief Alnur Mussayev says Donald Trump was groomed as “Agent Krasnov” by the KGB during a visit to Moscow in 1987. While no declassified documents confirm this, the narrative is compelling—especially now, as the Trump administration brokers a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine that critics say is tilted heavily in Moscow’s favor. With the United States halting military aid to Ukraine and proposing a 30-day truce that bars Kiev from direct negotiations, the geopolitical table is moving rapidly.
Is it pragmatism, a recalibration of U.S. interests, or something more sinister? Trump’s approach is a marked departure from Biden’s, moving from all-out support for Ukraine to a strategic pause that leaves Europe struggling to fill the void. Russia, weakened but resilient, sees a window to consolidate gains, while Zelensky faces a White House that no longer reflects its war-first posture. If the “Krasnov” whispers have any weight, this could be a culmination of a decades-old KGB playbook—or just another chapter in Trump’s high-stakes, unpredictable diplomacy. Conspiracy or strategy? Either way, global power dynamics just got a whole lot more interesting.

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so now what is the target??