The Peace Process on Ukraine Is Likely To Resume Sooner Rather Than Later, Despite the Meltdown in the Oval Office Last Week

Nobody, after all, said a plausible or coherent word about peace in Ukraine until President Trump returned to the White House.

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President Trump, center, Vice President Vance, right, and President Zelensky, left, at the Oval Office on February 28, 2025. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

The speed and the glee with which the most febrile surviving Trump-haters among Democratic officeholders and the press have accused President Trump of ambushing and bullying President Zelensky, deserting the forces of freedom, and confirming again that Mr. Trump is a puppet of the Mephistophelean reincarnation of Stalin in the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, incites the inference that what happened was not unexpected. 

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