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Trump-Zelensky Talks: Europe's Backdoor Play for Arms Industry's Interests?
Trump-Zelensky Talks: Europe's Backdoor Play for Arms Industry's Interests?
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Trump-Zelensky talks: Europe's backdoor play for arms industry's interests? 17.08.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Trump-Zelensky talks: Europe's backdoor play for arms industry's interests?Zelensky is flying to Washington to meet Donald Trump mainly to negotiate the possibility of retaining power, Polish political analyst Mateusz Piskorski tells Sputnik.Piskorski’s other key points: 🟠 During his upcoming talks with Trump, Zelensky wants to obtain potential personal security guarantees and to preserve his ability to continue ruling Ukraine for some time;🟠 “If a full-fledged peace agreement on Ukraine is clinched, Zelensky will most likely be forced to organize elections, in which he has no real chance of winning";🟠 Zelensky will behave more cautiously than he did during his last meeting with Trump at the White House in late February;🟠 European leaders who will reportedly accompany Zelensky, including Macron and Scholz, as well as NATO chief Rutte, will call for continuation of the Ukraine conflict as their interests are linked to the defense-industrial complex of France, Germany, and the UK.🟠 In Germany, right after the announcement of the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska, the stock market and value of major German companies like Rheinmetall dropped by several percent — reportedly as much as 10%, Piskorski stressed.
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Trump-Zelensky talks: Europe's backdoor play for arms industry's interests?
Zelensky is flying to Washington to meet Donald Trump mainly to negotiate the possibility of retaining power, Polish political analyst Mateusz Piskorski tells Sputnik.
Piskorski’s other key points:
🟠 During his upcoming talks with Trump, Zelensky wants to obtain potential personal security guarantees and to preserve his ability to continue ruling Ukraine for some time;
🟠 “If a full-fledged peace agreement on Ukraine is clinched, Zelensky will most likely be forced to organize elections, in which he has no real chance of winning";
🟠 Zelensky will behave more cautiously than he did during his last meeting with Trump at the White House in late February;
🟠 European leaders who will reportedly accompany Zelensky, including Macron and Scholz, as well as NATO chief Rutte, will call for continuation of the Ukraine conflict as their interests are linked to the defense-industrial complex of France, Germany, and the UK.
🟠 In Germany, right after the announcement of the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska, the stock market and value of major German companies like Rheinmetall dropped by several percent — reportedly as much as 10%, Piskorski stressed.