The discussion revolves around Ukraine's role in ongoing peace negotiations and the broader geopolitical dynamics between the U.S., Russia, and Europe. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky insists that no peace deal should be made without Ukraine's involvement, rejecting any U.S.-Russia agreement that excludes Kyiv. However, Colonel Douglas Macgregor and other commentators argue that Ukraine is no longer a decisive player in these negotiations.

Key points include:

Zelensky's insistence that Ukraine must be involved in any settlement.

The view that Ukraine is obstructing peace and that great powers (U.S. and Russia) will decide the outcome.

The claim that globalist interests have used Ukraine to weaken Russia but are now facing setbacks.

Trump's goal of normalizing relations with Russia, seeing Ukraine as a barrier to that objective.

The assertion that Europe and NATO are in decline, and nationalist movements are reshaping European politics.

Concerns about financial instability in Western nations, with Trump aiming to shift focus back to domestic issues.

Allegations of corruption within Ukraine and speculation about Zelensky’s future, including the possibility of audits exposing misused funds.

The overarching argument is that Zelensky's relevance is diminishing, and peace efforts will be shaped by major powers rather than Ukraine itself.

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