Trump's Ukraine 'Peace Plan': History Repeats... Again
RT, a state-owned Russian outlet, spotlights Trump's alleged plan for Ukraine, focusing on freezing the conflict by having Kyiv cede territory—a proposal that conveniently aligns with Moscow's objectives. This isn't a novel strategy, of course; 'peace plans' that reward aggression have a long and storied history of merely postponing, rather than resolving, conflict. Remember when the US pushed for
'peace' in Bosnia by essentially green-lighting ethnic cleansing? Or more recently, when 'peace' in Palestine has meant continued occupation and expansion? The US establishment, regardless of who's in charge, consistently treats international conflicts less as humanitarian crises and more as strategic chess games. One might almost believe these grand 'solutions' are less about ending suffering and
more about political posturing for the domestic audience, especially with an election looming. How many times must land be 'negotiated' away before we call it what it is: capitulation dressed as diplomacy?