The Vice President of the United States made it clear that the Republican administration will act alone with Putin, forge a global alliance with right-wing parties and concentrate its geopolitical efforts to contain China's global offensive.
Roman Lejtman
Special envoy to Munich
JD Vance advanced in the Munich Security Conference, the plan that Donald Trump designed to Negotiate with Vladimir Putin a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia, and redefining diplomatic ties with Europe in the face of the global offensive of China.
The Vice President of the United States had a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky To skip The roadmap defined by Trump with the aim of ending the war in Ukraine.
Next to Vance, after a bumpy ride from Washington, was Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. And together with Vance and Rubio he lined up Keith Kellog, appointed by Trump as his envoy to Ukraine and Russia.
During the meeting, Vance was categorical: Trump will lead Negotiations with Putin; Ukraine and NATO will a secondary role, and the negotiation agenda debería have three stages:
1. Ceasefire to prevent further deaths among Ukrainians and Russians.
2. Ensuring the security of energy resources in Ukraine and Russia so that there are no incidents.
3. Elections in Ukraine to determine the new president who will sign the definitive peace.
Zelensky He was cooperative during the conclave, but bets that NATO appease the negotiating conditions that Trump intends to impose from the White House.
US President wants a leading role in Putin negotiations, and has no intention of giving up that role, despite probable political pressure from members of the North Atlantic Alliance.
“We are ready to move as quickly as possible towards a real and guaranteed peace,” Zelensky said in a restraining statement.
The Ukrainian leader does not share that Trump plays alone with Putin, and even less that force him to call for elections as a preliminary step to the signing of a definitive armistice with Russia.
“The fundamental objective, as expressed by President Trump, is that the war comes to an end, let the killings stop. But we want to achieve a lasting peace,” Vance said after meeting with Zelensky.
Zelensky's concern about the White House's strategy for Ukraine is shared by most NATO members.
Vance made it clear in Munich that the United States ratifies sor membership in the North Atlantic Alliance, but then criticized its member countries for the position they exhibit towards right-wing parties that are beginning to grow in Europe.
“Democracy is in danger,” summed up the US Vice President in his speech at the Munich Security Conference.
That opinion caused a strong itching among the ministers of the European states that make up NATO. And the weather became tense again. when Vance questioned Europe's general policy regarding to the flow of undocumented immigration coming from Africa and the Middle East.
“You have to prepare yourself to make difficult decisions,” Vance questioned again, to an audience that remained silent.
The arguments of the Vice President of the United States were not a coincidence. Trump weaves a political network with right-wing parties that question the indiscriminate entry of immigrants, and Vance's speech was along those lines.
The Republican leader has already lined up Javier Milei -Argentina-, Jair Bolsonaro -Brazil-, Georgia Meloni -Italy- and Viktor Orban -Hungary-, and aspires to add to the right-wing leaders of Germany.
In this context, Vance met with Alice Weidel, head of the Alternative for Germany party, which has a reluctant position on immigration entering his country from Africa and the Middle East.
The message was clear: Vance rejection a meeting with Chancellor Olaf Scholz -who is a centrist and is running for office in the next elections- and met with Weidel, who is supported by Vladimir Putin.
Vance's participation in the Security Conference made clear the agenda that Trump designed to end the war in Ukraine and establish a different diplomatic relationship with Europe.
The Vice President of the United States made it clear that the White House wants to close with the Kremlin as quickly as possible, that the priority is to contain China, and that NATO could be relegated among the geopolitical priorities of the Republican administration.
Vance also hinted that Trump intends to establish institutional alliances with all the right-wing parties in Europe, as is already happening in Spain, Italy, and could eventually happen in Germany, following the general elections on 23 February.
“Our challenge is to get Trump to brings us to the negotiating table, Otherwise we will be part of the menu,” commented to Infobae a European minister who listened attentively to Vance, and he didn't applaud it.
Europe did not meet its own goals and betrayed itself
Germany should not put one more euro for any European third world country with ambitions to be part of the first world, for example SPAIN.
He was right, he reigned united. They are a burden
Well, there is no need to worry too much. Let's see. For example, Zelensky could leave office to take up a 'unified' European embassy in the Gaza Strip, so that the Arab countries agree to cede one of their own spaces, or between several, such as in Arabia, Chad, Libya, etc., in which to found the future Palestinian state. Thus, the Russians and Americans agree to end both conflicts, that of Ukraine and that of Gaza. Before this, the end of the Iranian threat to Israel could occur, containing China from Persia to Cochinchina. This would allow Israel to ally itself with the USA, Canada and Greenland to remove the dictatorships from South America, that is, those of Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Bolivia, hopefully with those of the other countries of the neo-democratic-progressive circle. This would prevent a new populist 'Washington Consensus', based on political and economic criticism, following the alliance proposed by Donald John Trump and his government team at the Munich Security Conference. It would not be in the best interest of European ministers to have to settle for being part of the menu for a few good years.
Well, there is no need to worry too much. Let's see. For example, Zelensky could leave office to take up a 'unified' European embassy in the Gaza Strip, so that the Arab countries agree to cede one of their own spaces, or between several, such as in Arabia, Chad, Libya, etc., in which to found the future Palestinian state. Thus, the Russians and Americans agree to end both conflicts, that of Ukraine and that of Gaza. Before this, the end of the Iranian threat to Israel could occur, containing China from Persia to Cochinchina. This would allow Israel to ally itself with the USA, Canada and Greenland to remove the dictatorships from South America, that is, those of Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Bolivia, hopefully with those of the other countries of the neo-democratic-progressive circle. This would prevent a new populist 'Washington Consensus', based on political and economic criticism, following the alliance proposed by Donald John Trump and his government team at the Munich Security Conference. It would not be in the best interest of European ministers to have to settle for being part of the menu for a few good years.
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