Trump urges Putin to seek a peace deal in Ukraine | World News Tonight

President Donald Trump begins his second term in office by signing dozens of executive orders, including the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and the World Health Organization.

Our main topics tonight:

VISIT TO MOSCOW?
Donald Trump urges Vladimir Putin to seek a peace deal in Ukraine.

THE U.S. WITHDRAWAL
The U.S. withdraws from the global Paris Climate Agreement.

SLOVAKIA IN TROUBLE
Slovakian opposition accuses Prime Minister Fico of planning EU exit.

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[beerhunter]

Thousands of exec. orders??? Do you know how it would take to sign thousands???

[TSandz]

Putin demands Trump come to him, not the other way around—or maybe Trump should send ambassador Tucker Carlson. 🤡

[moseskulo]

These are great words from President Trump to Putin.

[Luce-er]

Wasn't the war supposed to end today?

[MrTommyboy]

But, but Dearest Greatest Bestest Smartest Leader PROMISED HE WOULD END THE WAR IN UKRAINE THE DAY HE GOT NOMINATED. AND THEN HE WOULD END THE WAR BEFORE HE REGAINED THE GOLDEN THRONE. AND HE PROMISED TO END THE WAR ON HIS FIRST DAY BACK ON THE GOLDEN THRONE.

[spawnaka]

😂😂 Paris climate agreement. Is ridiculous because that agreement is only money. Is not about climate change. Is about money

[RichardLoomis-kx]

Trump says, “Get on you KNEES and BEG Putin!!! 🙏

[Tika-tf]

America will never leave Europe or nato but Europe must meet the American demands of increased military capability within Europe is more important than depending on America. Europe must meet the 3% of defense budget so that Europe can play important role in global security area including military capability to tackle global challenges of security in any region of the world.

[FranciscanBookshop]

You cant Sir put Russai in a box. You should deal withthe commedian first.

[briannagle]

He forgot To Say he also Wants to be a Pathological Yes I forgot He Is Already ONE!!

[steveconquest]

Why don't you focus on the fact that Trump has done more in one day than Biden, Harris and Starmer combined.

[grungrlistener]

Who gave right zelinsky to talk and make demands for EU?! Leader ?! For what?! Im sure that most EU citizen will tell you that he is not leader for us, maybe for Ukraine.

[colinobrien]

trump "i think he is destroying russia by not making a deal " old pro putin, jd vance, mtg, elon musk rhetoric destroying ukraine is never mentioned

[romeolanuza]

Yes to Tariff EU should be Fair to Americans Goods don’t and stop the Short sited government embracing the USA fair balance trade vice versa for past several decades now after you save from World War ♊️ engaged the fair balance trade relations with USA Respect and Patience is key to Prosperity ⚙️while the world gearing up in Fast pace guard the peaceful transition 🙏🙋‍♂️🫠🎢🇺🇸

[bobtate]

Putin tried to seek peace in Ukraine since 2014 Kiev coup financed by USA.
In 2014, Foreign Affairs published an article by John Mearsheimer, the renowned American political scientist behind the theory of offensive realism. In his piece, Why the Ukraine Crisis is the West’s Fault, Mearsheimer argued that NATO’s strategic ambitions in Eastern Europe provoked Russia’s actions in Crimea and Ukraine. His insights, dismissed at the time, have since been vindicated by events.
Fast forward to December 2024: Mearsheimer’s skepticism resurfaced in an interview with Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, published by UnHerd. Mearsheimer doubted that Trump, despite his unconventional rhetoric, would bring meaningful change to US policy. “Trump is surrounded by hawks with deeply entrenched Russophobia, ” he observed. While Trump’s personal views might differ from Washington orthodoxy, the forces shaping his administration remain aligned with America’s long-standing ambitions of hegemony.
Trump’s first term demonstrated this paradox clearly. Despite his campaign promises to “get along with Russia” and even consider recognizing Crimea, little changed. While Trump and President Vladimir Putin met six times and engaged in what seemed like constructive dialogue, US policy continued to push Russia out of global energy markets, impose sanctions, and arm Ukraine. At a 2023 rally, Trump himself dismissed accusations of being “soft on Russia, ” boasting that he had sent “hundreds of Javelins” to Ukraine while the Obama administration sent “pillows.”
As it happens.

[TripleTriple-zx]

Its fake news Slovakia 🇸🇰 don't want leave Europe Union

[RichardLoomis-kx]

You made a BIG MISTAKE Putin says the 🎺 Trumpet!!! 😮