Media on Donald Trump's actions regarding Ukraine. "Little hopes for a quick peace"

Steve Rosenberg from BBC commented on the recent diplomatic talks involving Steve Witkoff and Vladimir Putin, suggesting that U.S. diplomatic efforts offer little hope for a quick resolution in Ukraine. He noted that despite official statements, no significant breakthroughs occurred, partly due to Donald Trump's desire for improved relations with Moscow, which eases pressure on Putin. Rosenberg expressed skepticism about a trilateral meeting involving the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia, predicting that leaders from Russia, the U.S., and China might meet first. He highlighted remarks from Putin's advisor, Yuri Ushakov, indicating that the Ukrainian position presented by Witkoff was not particularly useful for resolving the crisis. Meanwhile, the New York Times reported that Trump seeks a 'Yalta-like' agreement regarding the war, suggesting compromises on Ukraine's autonomy. This could lead to negotiations on Ukraine's borders and post-war development at an upcoming APEC summit, with Trump…