Trump lacks clarity on Ukraine; peace talks may start in Geneva; U.S. shapes the war behind the scenes; misinformation risks global instability.

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is your assessment of Donald Trump’s comments about Putin and the Ukraine conflict?

2. How do you interpret Keith Kellogg’s remarks on potential peace negotiations?

3. What role do you see the U.S. playing in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine?

Scott Ritter:

1. Trump’s comments reflect a lack of understanding and strategic clarity regarding Russia and the war in Ukraine.

2. Peace talks will likely involve multiple stages, with Geneva being the probable venue for future discussions.

3. The U.S. is not neutral—it plays a major role behind the scenes, shaping outcomes to serve its own interests.

Mohammed Marandi:

1. Trump appears either misinformed or intentionally misleading, which undermines his credibility on foreign policy matters.

2. Ukraine lacks true sovereignty and acts as a proxy for NATO and Western interests rather than pursuing independent policies.

3. The real danger lies in how misinformation and lack of control at the highest levels could lead to unintended escalation or global instability.