The Putin-Trump Summit at Alaska, US, in August 2025 was a landmark event that will redefine the global security architecture, especially in Europe. Undoubtedly, this meeting will weaken NATO and could put an end to the puppet regime in Ukraine.
Introduction
During the joint Press Conference after the summit, President Putin said that “we are convinced that for a Ukraine settlement to be sustainable and long-term, the root causes of the conflict, which we have discussed repeatedly, must be eliminated.” He added that “We hope that the understanding we have reached will allow us to get closer to our goal and pave the way to peace in Ukraine.”
Before the meeting, Trump threatened Russia with severe consequences if the demands were not met. However, after the meeting, Trump said that “he doesn’t have to think about punishing Moscow now.” Also, President Trump has made it clear that he will never allow Ukraine to be a member of NATO. Trump said that “The other thing they said was ‘We want to be a member of NATO’. Well, both of those things are impossible.”
Since the creation of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in April 1949, the NATO is behaving as the Western bulwark against the then Soviet Union and later Russia and remains busy in hurting Russia’s national interests around the globe.
Putin – the Victorious
The German television DW’s Ms. Ines Pohl argued that “Putin really owns the narrative over this meeting. He [Putin] said they got to an agreement.” This observation made by a Western journalist present during the Putin-Trump Summit is a clear sign of Putin’s dominant role during the meeting and the truth of his narrative.
The summit has made one thing clear that President Putin has emerged victorious in its Special Military Operation in Ukraine and President Trump has attested Putin’s victory in Ukraine. Also, it also makes it clear that Russia is under no international isolation, and President Putin has drawn a wedge between US and Europe, contrary to what Zelensky has said that “Ukraine has united EU and US.” Resultantly, Zelensky has completely lost domestically as well on the foreign front and must resign immediately.
The summit also reveals that Russia’s Special Military Operation in Ukraine will only end on Russia’s terms i.e., Russia will not return the conquered territories and it will never allow a militant Ukraine that continues to put the security of the region to risk.
Who is Zelensky?
The current President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky is the political child of the Jewish Zionist Igor Kolomoisky. The latter is an oligarch that funded Zelensky’s election campaign and sowed the seeds of problems for Russia and the region.
Why the End of NATO and Ukraine is Near?
Many political analysts believe that the war in Ukraine is coming to an end. However, I believe that not only the war in Ukraine is coming to an end, but NATO and Ukraine are leaning towards a deadly path that could result in nothing, but their complete and total end. The reason is very simple that NATO and Ukraine tested Russia’s strategic restraint and strategic patience for a very long time. However, with President Putin’s Special Military Operation in Ukraine, Russia has successfully called the bluff and has blown NATO-Ukraine aspirations to dust.
There are some wise politicians and thinkers in Europe who have been long asking the cost of supporting Ukraine’s strategic ambitions. Indeed, the European taxpayers are paying the real cost of supporting Ukraine’s delusional aims and objectives.
On August 24, 2025, Ukrainian Nazi regime attacked Kursk Nuclear Power Plant using aerial drones. According to Russian sources, the attack caused fire and little damage to one of the auxiliary transformer. It is very important to note here that Ukraine conducted the attack on its 34th Independence Anniversary.
Conclusions
President Putin must not consider any suggestion of a ceasefire in Ukraine. The only viable and sustainable solution of Ukraine is the complete and absolute disarmament of the Kiev regime and the removal of Nazis from its government. Understandably, Russia’s Special Military Operation in Ukraine would result in signing of a peace treaty and security guarantees from world powers. However, Ukraine’s aspirations of joining NATO and knocking at the doors of Russia is an unthinkable proposition. In this regard, Russia must take a very hard stance on Ukraine joining NATO and the European Union.
It is to be acknowledged that Russia has performed exceptionally well on the battlefield as well as the politico-diplomatic front. This exceptional performance made by Russians is resulting in the changing US narrative on Ukraine War.
Russia should only give security guarantees, if Ukraine completely abandons its military forces, its ambitions to joining NATO and the European Union, and refraining from electing extremist Nazi leaders like Zelensky who pushed the entire Ukrainian nation under the bus to ensure his regime survival.
Simon Westwood – is a Masters student at the Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland. He is also a Research Assistant at the DCU’s Department of History
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