It turns out that only Putin understands Trump the most! On Trump's 100th day in office, Putin presented a grand gift.
April 30 marks the 100th day since Trump took office.
In these hundred days, Trump knows very well what he has accomplished.
It can be said that he has achieved nothing, losing face.
The American media has criticized this fiercely, and the White House couldn't stop it.
Harvard historian Ferguson wrote an article titled 'Trump's Tariffs and the End of American Hegemony' on the online media 'Free News,' stating that Trump's actions to make America great again have actually taken the country back to 1900.
In less than 100 days back in the White House, Trump has destroyed America's credibility in NATO and among other allies, as well as the international free trade system.
The trade policy director at the Heritage Foundation, Elms, stated that Trump's tariff policy has left countries willing to compromise and submit at a loss, unsure of how to please Trump and satisfy him.
For example, Vietnam has already agreed to relax market access and purchase American liquefied natural gas, yet still faces a 46% tariff increase.
Harvard professor Freeman stated that China has not only not 'knelt down,' but has also helped up Vietnam and Japan, who had already knelt.
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In the United States, similar comments are everywhere. In this situation, Trump's mood is naturally not good, and he seemed absent-minded while attending Pope Francis's funeral.
The shrewd Putin keenly captured this point and issued a statement saying: Russia is willing to negotiate with Ukraine without preconditions.
This is essentially a grand gift to Trump, perfectly echoing Trump's previous remark that if both Russia and Ukraine are unwilling to heed America's advice, then he will not intervene.
Putin's move is very meaningful.
Firstly, it proves to Trump that he is willing to cooperate with him, giving Trump enough face. It 'slaps' the media of countries around the world: Who says Trump has achieved nothing, has made no contributions! Just with one sentence, he has made Russia willing to sit at the negotiation table unconditionally, which is the greatest achievement.
Secondly, it sends a signal of a desire for peace, telling everyone that Russia does not want to fight anymore.
However, there is a 'but' here.
Negotiations without preconditions often lead to no results at all!