> how the situation might develop for ukraine with the new us president? russia will obviously delay this process but it can be influenced via china and other countries of the global south that are interested in the war ending as soon as possible. according to wall street journal (link below), the general consensus seems to be that donald trump's administration will aim to end the war by "freezing it" along the current front line. a demilitarized zone can be created in that area. peacekeepers there would likely be from the armed forces of an eu country or the uk, not the united states. in that scenario, ukraine would continue getting large weapon supplies to deter any future russian attacks. the question of ukraine's nato membership remains, as some sources who claim to be familiar with trump's thinking claim that ukraine won't be allowed to join the alliance for decades in an attempt to appease russia. mr. trump has also said that he wants to reconsider us participation in nato if he is elected, so the alliance might be reshaped, as well. the same goes for the eu-us relations that are likely to undergo a transformation. as of today, there are no guarantees that europe will follow the us lead in such matters and won't act more independently > part 2
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