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Why did the Trump administration in the United States suddenly sanction Russia? Because the U.S. stopped its aid to Ukraine, including the provision of military intelligence, leaving Ukraine very passive on the battlefield. Russia took this opportunity to launch a large-scale offensive, resulting in significant losses for Ukraine. This situation caused great dissatisfaction among European countries and their leaders. Under pressure, Trump had no choice but to make the decision to sanction Russia. Now, the European support team is working day and night, hastening aid to Ukraine, and British intelligence agencies have already entered Ukraine to replace American military intelligence personnel in providing military information analysis to Ukraine. Once the transitional phase is over, Ukraine's passive situation will be reversed. The negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are led by Europe, with the UK at the forefront, and the U.S. will gradually be marginalized. The EU has provided 3.5 billion euros in new aid, which is expected to arrive by March 2025, aimed at further supporting Ukraine's various needs in the current situation. This funding is sufficient to sustain Ukraine for three more years without U.S. aid, until Russia actively seeks peace, willingly gives up occupied territories, pays war reparations, and punishes war criminals. If Russia does not accept these three conditions, a prolonged war will persist. Four years later, Trump will definitely step down, and the incoming president will fully support Ukraine. However, by then, the U.S. will have lost its influence on the Russia-Ukraine issue. Europe has long recognized that Russia's economy will not sustain for another two years. A struggling Russian economy and rising prices will inevitably lead to domestic anti-Putin and anti-war movements. Therefore, the downfall of the Putin regime is only a matter of time. It can be said that in four years, or perhaps even sooner, Trump will undoubtedly become a historical villain.