President Donald Trump is backing away from his bold campaign pledge to swiftly end Russia’s war in Ukraine, instead leaving it to Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to organize their own talks. Despite previously claiming he could resolve the conflict “in 24 hours,” Trump has adopted a wait-and-see stance, telling advisers he will consider hosting a trilateral meeting only after the two leaders first meet themselves. With no clear plans, stalled progress, and mixed signals from Moscow, Trump’s reluctance underscores the gap between his campaign rhetoric and the reality of brokering peace.
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