"To be or not to be" of Trump. This is how he changed his mind about Ukraine

The relationship between the U.S. president and Ukraine has evolved significantly since Volodymyr Zelensky's election in 2019. Initially, Donald Trump congratulated Zelensky, but their relationship soured amid a political scandal involving a request for an investigation into Hunter Biden. After Trump lost the presidency, Joe Biden took office, and Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. Trump, during his campaign for re-election, claimed he could end the war quickly but maintained a neutral stance. However, by 2025, he criticized Zelensky and pressured Ukraine after talks with Russia. Despite some positive interactions, including meetings in Vatican City and Davos, Trump's support fluctuated. In October 2026, he shifted towards Russia, announcing a deal for oil imports and questioning Zelensky's leadership. This change coincided with upcoming midterm elections, suggesting political motivations behind his actions. Experts argue that Trump views Russia as a potential partner while seeing…