The Best Chance for Peace: Duda Says Who Can Stop Putin.
12.04.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
12.04.2025
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Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that Donald Trump has the best chance to end the war in Ukraine, but any peace must be just and lasting. The Polish president believes that only the U.S. president can achieve peace in Ukraine, and he is confident that Trump understands who he is dealing with. In particular, Duda said, 'If anyone can make Russia stop the war, it is probably only the President of the United States'. As an example of understanding the situation, Duda pointed to the ban on 'Nord Stream 2' and the counteraction to Putin's energy ambitions through 'Gazprom'. Duda also believes that given the failure of European leaders in negotiations based on the Minsk agreements, the responsibility now lies with Donald Trump. He said, 'The question is whether he will be decisive enough to do it, as for Europe, which is a neighbor of Russia that is aggressively acting against Ukraine, it is important that peace be just and lasting'. Let us remind you that Britain and France are developing a security plan for Ukraine, which will be considered by Trump.
Analysis
The statement of Polish President Andrzej Duda that he believes in Donald Trump's ability to end the war in Ukraine places the U.S. president at the center of attention as a key player in resolving the conflict. It underscores the importance of the active role of the United States in the peacekeeping process and imposes great responsibility on Trump.Read also
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