Amidst the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, global eyes have once again turned to the conversation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former US President Donald Trump. In this recent meeting, Trump said that now this war can either end soon or it can go on for a very long time. This statement not only raises questions about the future of the conflict, but is also giving rise to new discussions in international diplomacy.
The main agenda of the talks between Trump and Zelensky was to assess the possibilities of peace establishment and ceasefire. According to sources, the two leaders prepared a preliminary outline, which includes ceasefire, humanitarian assistance and security measures. Trump made it clear during the conversation that it is now necessary to take rapid steps towards peace, but unresolved issues could affect the length of the plan.
Experts say that Trump’s statement means that the future of war is completely uncertain. If political and diplomatic efforts are successful, the war may end soon. But if issues like border control, arms embargo and internal political pressure are not resolved, the conflict could drag on.
The eyes of the international community are also fixed on this meeting. The European Union and the United Nations considered the two leaders’ dialogue a positive step, but cautioned that dialogue alone is not enough; It is important to take practical steps and create a credible roadmap.
The conversation between Zelensky and Trump also made it clear that despite the consensus towards peace, issues like geopolitical tensions, energy security and military balance still remain challenging. This is why Trump openly said that “now the war will end soon or it will last a very long time”.
Experts believe that the most important aspect of this meeting is that both sides are giving priority to ceasefire and human security. However, a long-term solution will require continued dialogue, international monitoring and strategic balancing.
This whole process makes it clear that to take a step forward on the path of peace, political courage, diplomatic skills and international support are required in equal measure. The Trump-Zelensky meeting has not only raised expectations, but also shown that the end or length of the war will depend entirely on planning and execution.
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