Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump, Putin, Zelensky, and Ukraine.

Okay, Trump and Zelensky had their meeting, after Trump called Putin first, of course.

Reminder, a few months ago, it certainly appeared that Putin

talked to Trump before a meeting with Zelenskyy and talked Trump out of providing Ukraine

with the tools to defend itself. Since it's Trump, we have to kind of go through a little

deeper than his initial statement to get a gauge on how things went.

His initial statement was standard Trump PR, with all of the superlatives you would expect.

He said, quote, we have a great achievements, a 20-point peace plan, 90% agreed, and U.S. Ukraine security guarantees 100% agreed.

The U.S., Europe, Ukraine security guarantees almost agreed.

Military dimension, 100% agreed.

Prosperity plan being finalized, and we also discuss the sequencing of the following actions.

And we agree that security guarantees is the key milestone in achieving lasting peace,

and our teams will continue working on all aspects.

That'll be the lead announcement, because even after all this time, the media still hasn't

figured out how to cover Trump.

So, let's dig a little deeper into his other statements when he was asked more direct

questions.

He was asked about a demilitarized zone in Ukraine.

He indicated that maybe agreed was too strong a word to use. Well, at least he didn't just declare his desired outcome, as he tried in other conflicts.

When he was asked about whether Putin would even agree to a ceasefire for long enough for Ukraine

to hold a referendum on any potential deal, Trump didn't really seem enthusiastic, saying

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