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I think that right now China will not take any radical steps regarding Taiwan... So, I believe there won’t be a direct, severe escalation that would require U.S. intervention anytime soon

Right now it's difficult to imagine that this meeting would take place... A trilateral meeting, from my point of view, is absolutely unrealistic... it won't happen now (In response to the question: "Will there be a three-way meeting after all with Trump, Putin, and Zelensky?")

It’s obvious, in my view, that the war won’t end in 2025 either (The war in Ukraine)

There is no doubt that Ukraine already has the capability to strike the Kremlin, just as Moscow can strike Bankova. This hasn’t been done during three years of war because certain boundaries existed. In 2025, those boundaries will be crossed—that is already clear

Ukraine has suffered from aggression. The assessment of what Russia has done will not change... The consequences of territorial annexations will not be recognized until the end of the 21st century. This is obvious. In the coming decades, no one will agree that this is acceptable or that it can align with international law

The radical fears that the United States might leave NATO or paralyze it... have no basis

The radical fears... that the United States will completely abandon its support for Ukraine, have no basis

As for the possibility of negotiations with Putin for Trump, there is none. There is a 90% likelihood that throughout Trump's term, if he gets one, a summit meeting with Putin will not take place. It's impossible to arrange. Putin will not enter into any negotiations with Trump about ending the war, on the terms that Trump might propose

From my point of view, the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada will never vote for any document even remotely resembling the Budapest Memorandum or the Minsk Agreements