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News India Live, Digital Desk: The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine now seems to be reaching a new turn. Till now we have seen ammunition raining on the battlefield, but now the real ‘game’ has started on the table of diplomacy. Recently, news of contact or meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner has created a sensation in the international media.
Why is this matter so serious?
Jared Kushner is no ordinary man. He has been Donald Trump’s most trusted advisor during his presidency. Trump has always claimed that if he had been in power, the Russia-Ukraine war would never have started or he would have ended it in a jiffy. Now when rumors of Trump’s return are strong, Putin’s coming in contact with his close family member is a scary thing for Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Why is Zelensky worried?
Ukraine’s entire strength depends on the military help it receives from America and Western countries. Zelensky fears that if people close to Trump make some kind of agreement with Putin, then in the future America may stop millions of dollars of aid and arms supplies to Ukraine. If reports are to be believed, this development has troubled Zelensky so much that it is being seen as ‘nervousness’ in his camp.
Is this the beginning of a bigger deal?
Political experts believe that Russia is now sensing a change of power in America. Putin knows that Trump’s stance may be softer towards Russia than Joe Biden. People like Jared Kushner can play the role of ‘mediator’ in this. But the question remains, if a path to peace is found, will Ukraine have to hand over a large part of its land to Russia? This is the thing that is not allowing Zelensky to sleep peacefully.
What will happen next?
The eyes of the world are now on these ‘informal’ relations between Washington and Moscow. If this contact increases, it is possible that the map of Ukraine’s war may completely change in the coming few months. For now, this one news has divided the world into two camps and has raised alarm bells for Ukraine.