Trump's demand that Zelensky gives the US 50% of all Ukraine's (future) resources most certainly far exceeds the powers which Zelensky has (even if one forgets that his presidential term already expired nearly a year ago). Not to mention that Trump also basically wants a blank check on owning something like a half of Ukraine (worth trillions for a sliver of that). In exchange for sending hundreds of thousands of the Ukrainians to die in the war on everything Russian, including the Russian language.
It also needs to be said that Trump's bluntly imperial approach to Ukraine is also clearly informed by and modeled on what he did to Syria: 1) the idea of 'truce' and its safe enclave of Idlib for al Qaeda, used for the final blitzkrieg is not to be extended to Ukraine, 2) It was
Trump's idea to seize key oil resources of Syria--that is, to steal
them from Syria and to use US troops on the ground to "protect" them
from Syria while using this enclave too as another 'safe heaven' for
ISIS. Now,Trump wants to repeat this--but on a much bigger scale.
The anti-Russian nazification of Ukraine has already cost Ukraine one million dead, now Donald Trump demands also half of all Ukraine's resources as a payment for acting as a proxy against Russia.
And this could be one of the last things for which Zelensky will be needed.
In addition, now when the new Wehrmacht and SS crack troops, funded by the West, are only about some 400 miles from Moscow, it's great time to demilitarize Russia and reduce its nuclear capabilities just as Musk works overtime to develop reusable ballistic missiles.
Trump proposes trilateral agreement with China and Russia to mutually draw down military budgets by 50%
"One of the first meetings I want to have is with president Xi of China, president Putin of Russia. And I want to say, let's cut our military budget in half."
About one million Ukrainians perished for the sake of the master Brzezinski plan for the post-Cold-War aftermath the key point of which was to use Ukraine to destroy (the rest of) Russia. Quite few US politicians gloated how cheap the Ukrainian cannon fodder is for this purpose.
Thanks to Trump's "peace" plan, the Ukrainians now know that they are not fighting for their "sovereignty" or "independence" (which Trump largely ignores like a thing of no merit or weight) but for handing Ukraine's mineral wealth over to the US.
