Trump Demands Putin Stop Shooting Sit Down And Sign A Deal

President Donald Trump made it crystal clear on Sunday that the time for endless bloodshed in Ukraine must end and he laid out a simple, strong demand for Russian President Vladimir Putin stop shooting, sit down, and sign a deal.

Speaking to reporters at the Morristown airport in New Jersey before boarding Air Force One, Trump outlined his vision for finally closing the chapter on a war that has dragged on for far too long under failed Democrat leadership. His return from a powerful weekend which included attending Pope Francis’ funeral and a one-on-one meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky only reinforced his commitment to bringing decisive leadership back to global affairs.

Key takeaways from Trump’s remarks:

• Trump described his meeting with Zelensky as "good" and emphasized Zelensky’s desire to help his country, a stark contrast to the icy dysfunction seen under Biden’s management of U.S.-Ukraine relations.

• Trump expressed disappointment with Russia’s recent bombings, calling out Putin directly for escalating violence after ongoing discussions.

• Most importantly, Trump declared that a peace framework is ready, saying, "We have the confines of a deal, I believe," and that he expects Putin to sign it and move forward.

While Trump demands action and results, Joe Biden's track record has been a disgrace. Under Biden, America witnessed over $113 billion in taxpayer money funneled into Ukraine with no peace, no stability, and no real plan. Meanwhile, Trump is cutting through the nonsense with straightforward terms and showing the kind of negotiation strength that only he can deliver.

The urgency is clear:

• Civilian casualties in Ukraine have surpassed 30,000, according to United Nations data, and each day of delay costs more innocent lives.

• A war-driven energy crisis has battered Europe and sent U.S. gas prices soaring, thanks to Biden’s weak leadership and endless foreign entanglements.

• Trump’s direct engagement strategy has already pushed both Ukraine and Russia closer to serious talks, with key Russian advisers acknowledging “constructive and useful” negotiations in Moscow last week.

The world cannot afford more dithering and empty rhetoric. It needs bold leadership someone who means business, who knows how to negotiate peace through strength, and who refuses to let endless conflict define America’s role in the world.

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