Is Trump and the West Capitulating to Russia's Demands in Ukraine?

Reports suggest proposed peace terms for Ukraine, attributed to Russia, involve significant concessions. These include limiting the size of the Ukrainian army, prohibiting Nato membership, and forbidding Western troops on Ukrainian soil.

Crucially, Russia reportedly demands the formal annexation of parts of the Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts currently held by Ukraine. This has drawn parallels to historical appeasement, with concerns raised about the potential for future Russian aggression if such terms are accepted.

The proposed terms also suggest that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky might be compelled to resign, echoing historical instances where national leaders faced pressure following territorial concessions. The article questions the future of the international order and Britain's alliance with the United States in light of these developments.