'We love Donald Trump' is now the world's currency, and Ukraine must spend it
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office at the White House with US president Donald Trump. Picture: Mystyslav Chernov/AP
‘We Love Donald Trump’ is the world’s new currency, determining a course of action in every sector around the globe now.
If you don’t pay your bills in ‘We Love Donald Trump’ currency, you might face tariffs or be exposed to Russian bombs.
This is what Ukrainians clearly understand now after their president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, had an unforgettable experience of ‘hospitality’ at the White House recently.
After the US stopped its military aid and intelligence sharing with Kyiv, Russia, increased its attacks against Ukraine, killing hundreds of people.
Without US intelligence support, Ukrainians were left ‘blind’; Kyiv had no means to detect the approach of Russian bombers and other warplanes.
As a result: Less time to warn civilians about the airstrikes leading to more deaths every day.
Going to Jeddah for a meeting with secretary of state Marco Rubio and national security advisor Mike Waltz this week, Ukrainians made sure they had enough of ‘We Love Donald Trump’ currency in their pockets.
Kyiv is now ready to sign a mineral deal with the US and head for a ceasefire with Russia without any clear security guarantees.
“The Ukrainian delegation today made something very clear, that they share President Trump’s vision for peace,” White House national security adviser Michael Waltz said after the meetings.
An important remark: Ukrainians were made to share Trump’s vision. They don’t have many options or ‘the cards’, as Donald Trump put it to President Zelenskyy during their disastrous meeting in the Oval Office.
Kyiv agreed to a 30-day ceasefire and is looking forward to Washington restoring its military aid and intelligence sharing.
This restraining exercise was aimed at making Ukraine bend more easily and accept a peace deal with no security guarantees or clear understanding of whether the aggressor will ever be held responsible for his war crimes.
Trump’s ‘determination to end the fighting’ is now making headlines in Maga media in the US and is spoken aloud by those who carry ‘We Love Donald Trump’ currency in their pockets.
It is presented as something Kyiv is opposed to.
In reality, Ukraine has been screaming about the need to end the fighting for more than 10 years now, since Russia first invaded the Donbas region and annexed Crimea in 2014.
Since then, the Kremlin has killed thousands and displaced millions through the ongoing war.
Does it look like Ukrainians want this nightmare to continue? Definitely not.
Kyiv has already made numerous attempts to end this war, but every single peace deal, starting with the Minsk Agreement, was violated by Moscow.
Will a 30-day ceasefire on land, sea, and in the sky with Russia be any different? US secretary of state Marco Rubio said the 'ball is now in Russia's court' to accept Ukraine’s truce.
That means it is now Moscow’s turn to present their ‘We Love Donald Trump’ currency.
Will there ever be the promised sanctions against Russia? Any tariffs for Moscow?
It is very unlikely that Russia will have any restraints imposed on them or even face criticism if Moscow refuses to play by America’s rules.
Trump has already said that dealing with Ukraine is more difficult for him than dealing with Russia.
Even if the Kremlin kicks the ‘ball’ out and Moscow violates the 30-day ceasefire, Ukrainians are likely to be blamed for it.
Russians are well advanced not only in producing propaganda and disinformation but also in staging ‘Ukrainian attacks’ on their territory to fuel hatred among the Russian people against Kyiv.
The thing is, Russia has its own Maga — Putin’s supporters. Millions of brainwashed people entirely embrace their leader’s vision and every course of action.
To ensure the long-term effect of their commitment and support, the Kremlin keeps them in fear, scaring them with stories about numerous ‘enemies of Russia’ and the fearless fight against them. Until recently, this list of ‘Russia’s enemies’ included Ukraine, the EU, and the US.
Since Trump took office in the White House and turned the boat in the opposite direction, the Kremlin has changed its rhetoric.
Praise for the US president is all over Russian media.
America has embarked on a path of destroying relations with its long-time partners and siding with Russia and North Korea, like during the recent vote at the UN.
Its role in Nato and commitments to the North Atlantic Alliance are highly questionable at the moment.
Besides, Trump does not hide his feelings for Putin. He has publicly admitted that he trusts the Kremlin’s dictator.
Let’s imagine that Russia strikes a peace deal and Donald Trump is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Will the peace last? Very unlikely.
Russia wants to destroy Ukraine and erase it from the face of the Earth, placing its tanks next to Nato borders.
Donald Trump wants Ukraine’s rare earths and minerals, turning the country into an obedient supplier for America’s economy.
How can this be achieved without making Putin angry?
Simply by keeping Ukraine weak and making it ‘the bad guy.’
Who knows, maybe the US has already agreed with Russia on Ukraine’s capitulation in exchange for the Kremlin’s commitment not to become close friends with China.
A just peace for Ukraine remains the ultimate goal for its people. In order to achieve it, Ukrainians are ready to make many sacrifices — like making ‘We Love Donald Trump’ the official currency in the country and maybe even buying electric cars in enormous amounts so there will be no need to turn the White House into a car dealership anymore.
The only sacrifice Ukrainians will never make is their freedom.
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