Trump gifted Putin 100 days. But why? - Peter Shuklinov

Trump has given Putin a gift. He has granted him 100 days to regain control in the Kursk region. He forgot about the 24 hours and discarded that idea since he has already taken office and wants to negotiate with Putin.

Trump has provided special representative Kellogg with 100 days to seemingly "establish peace."

However, in reality, Trump has given 100 days to Putin. It’s clear that he was asked to do so. The Kremlin states that it will never sit down at the negotiating table while the Armed Forces of Ukraine are in Kursk. This would be humiliating for the dictator.

Yet all the deadlines that Putin has set for his underlings have been missed. The new deadline was at the beginning of February. It’s already evident that it will not be met either. And the meat from North Korea is not helping. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are performing exceptionally well.

It seems that Putin requested 100 days to "resolve this issue." These 100 days will coincide with May 9th. Putin’s entourage has already linked this date to the end of the Russo-Ukrainian war.

The Kremlin will attempt to spin the negotiations as a second victory. They aim to combine the desired restoration of control in Kursk with negotiations to demonstrate: look, just like our ancestors, we’ve succeeded once again.

Trump apparently thought it was a good idea to allow Putin to save face. Therefore, he offered Putin not DAYS (as he promised to end the war), but 100 days — for Kursk.

However, both Trump and Putin will be surprised. Simple solutions never work. And this one won’t either.

And separately. Dear friends, the war will not end tomorrow, in 100 days, or in a year. The conflict will continue for many more years. Do not waste your hopes. Prepare. Fight. We are on the right path. And no force in the world can overcome us.