“All disappointments come from excessive expectations”
— RF President Vladimir Putin, about the pace of the Ukraine talks

At the end of July this year, Trump shortened the ‘deadline for Russia to end the war in Ukraine’ from 50 to 10–12 days. Since it quickly became clear that Russia will never respond to the ultimatum, Trump sent his envoy, Steven Witkoff, to Moscow on August 6th. And lo and behold, after the meeting, Russian Presidential aide, Yuri Ushakov came out with an unexpected statement: ‘There was a proposal from the American side which we think is quite acceptable’. And then – with unimaginable speed in the diplomatic world – in just a week, a presidential summit between Russia and America was scheduled in Alaska! What happened?

Analysts have speculated most about two reasons: the catastrophic state of the Ukrainian-Nazi armada in the Donbass, and Russia’s withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF Treaty) on August 4th.

Both reasons are good for such an urgent meeting, but the most likely reason is that the Anglo-Zionist NATO coalition has lost the war in Ukraine. So far, only individuals with an indomitable spirit are openly talking about this, such as Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban: “Russia Won the War in Ukraine”, or Scott Ritter:

Let us return to the expectations from President Putin’s opening statement. In essence, two parties will negotiate in Alaska, one of which (the Anglo-Zionist) has two options – an aggressive one (EU, NATO, Ukronazis) and a ‘peaceful’ one (Corporation USA). The aggressive option, also known by the nickname ‘Cocaine Coalition’, is not represented in the negotiations, and therefore shows all signs of serious panic, as they slowly realize that they have been assigned the role of scapegoat.

The US corporation is represented by Trump, who objectively decides nothing. His task is to present the defeat in his clownish way as his great success in getting America out of the ‘Biden war’. His key motivation is the Nobel Prize, which is why he is very aggressively presenting himself in the media as a peacemaker:

The victorious Russian side is expressing its expectations diplomatically, not wanting to humiliate the defeated, showing an obvious intention to stop the war. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergeѕ Ryabkov said he hopes for a ‘normalization of bilateral relations’ that would lead to ‘resolving the issues such as restoration of air traffic,’ as well as raising other topics.

If we were to translate this from diplomatic to everyday language, Russia is actually saying: “We can have a nice time hanging out and doing business, as long as you get the hell out of Ukraine A.S.A.P. and stop interfering militarily!” Russia’s idea is not to present this process as a defeat, and the idea of the US Corporation is to continue the war in Ukraine, but so that the ‘Cocaine Coalition’ takes it over completely as its own existential project. The ‘Cocaine Coalition’ shows manic-depressive regret that the summit was announced so quickly that they were unable to organize more serious sabotage of the negotiations…

There are only a few hours left until the Alaska summit. What, then, can be expected? Listen to Putin and don’t expect too much. The war will not stop. If the US Corporation starts withdrawing its military forces from Ukraine and lifting sanctions on Russia, it will be a very good development, because, you know…

Show must go on!