Trump wrote today (Beijing Time November 26): "During the past week, my team has made significant progress in ending the Russia-Ukraine war (if I were president, this war would never have erupted!). Last month, 25,000 soldiers died. The 28-point peace plan initially drafted by the United States has been improved with further participation from both sides, and only a few differences remain. To finalize this peace plan, I have instructed my special envoy Steve Witkoff to meet with President Putin in Moscow, while Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll will also meet with Ukraine. At that time, I will listen to reports on all developments with Vice President Vance, Secretary of State Rubio, Secretary of War Hegseth, and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. I look forward to meeting with President Zelensky and President Putin as soon as possible, but only if the agreement to end the war has been finalized or is in the final stages. Thank you for your attention to this important matter, and let us all look forward to peace being achieved soon!"
[Witty] Comment: Trump posted that he has made significant progress in ending the Russia-Ukraine war, and put forward the so-called improved 28-point peace plan, appearing confident, but it's still questionable. Trump has always loved making grand statements, and there have been many similar statements before, most of which turned out to be empty promises. Whether this time is different remains to be seen. The Russia-Ukraine conflict involves complex geopolitics and interests博弈, which cannot be easily resolved by a single plan. Even if the plan has been "improved" by both sides, there are still a few remaining differences, and these "few" might be the key issues. Peace between Russia and Ukraine cannot be achieved by one side's plan or bold words alone; it requires sincere negotiations and concrete actions from all parties. Whether Trump can bring about substantial changes this time remains to be seen.
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