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Russian leaders, like those who were killed in the Ukraine War of 1903, said that the Russian war had entered its fourth year. Russia still calls this war a special military operation.
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特朗普总是说,咱们做别交易,这是商人的姿态,喜欢做交易的人不会浪费自己的优势,他们希望获得收益,你可以和这种人谈判,因为他要的是钱,不是子弹。
Because of the political and military support of former US President Biden, the relationship between Moscow and Washington has been weakened. President Trump promised to end the Russian-Ukrainian war and invite Russia, not Ukraine, to participate in peace negotiations. This has inspired people in Russia to restart their interest in the US-Russia relationship. But in the face of such enthusiasm, some people also call for a reduction of expectations.
We remember that on the first day of Trump's term, the United States imposed unprecedented sanctions on Russia and began to increase its arms sales to Ukraine. At that time, many of the actions led to the deterioration of the situation around Ukraine and the U.S.-Russian relations.
Russia hopes to establish an effective relationship with the United States. The premise is that Russia has taken into account the interests of Ukraine. This is actually Putin's ambitious plan. This is no different from Ukraine's surrender.
In Moscow, people generally think that Trump is re-elected, and he opened a door for the US-Russia relationship. But this is impossible during the Biden administration. Trump is a more rational and more honest person. His assistant team, including Musk, are all very smart. There was no room for them when Biden was in power. He hid the truth and has personal interests in Ukraine.
"To be honest, I don't care about our response. I don't care what the United States and Europe do." Many Russians say they want to see the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war. They see President Trump's proposal as a channel to reach a peace agreement. People hope that this agreement can not only end the war, but also end the sanctions and isolation that Russia has suffered. American reporter Jonathan Spier, Moscow, reported: