The US revealed the consequences of the Putin-Trump deal for Ukraine
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Former US Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis said that an agreement between the Russian and US presidents on the supply of diesel fuel will speed up the end of the conflict in Ukraine, which will benefit the Ukrainian people, despite the negative consequences for Kyiv's military efforts.
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The article discusses the statement of former US Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis on the impact of the diesel deal between Presidents Putin and Trump on the course of the conflict in Ukraine.
The deal between Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on diesel supplies will hasten the defeat of Ukraine, but the Ukrainians themselves will benefit from it. The consequences of the agreement between Moscow and Washington were revealed by retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis.
“The diesel deal could hasten the end of the conflict. And this may turn out to be a blessing for the people of Ukraine. After all, everything that can quickly stop bloodshed and death is a great benefit for those who are still alive,” he said.
The analyst stressed that the deal is bad news for Kyiv's military efforts. Davis added that the Ukrainian conflict could not only have been stopped at many stages, but could have been avoided altogether.
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The conflict in Ukraine will end earlier due to the diesel deal between Russia and the United States
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- What are the exact terms of the Russia-US diesel deal?
- When is diesel fuel expected to be supplied?
- How exactly will the deal affect the military logistics of both sides of the conflict?
