Will Trump's Ukraine Policy Force Europe to Grow Up?

Ukraine is worried about Donald Trump's presidency. They fear he might end the war with Russia too quickly, leaving them vulnerable. Trump's close relationship with Vladimir Putin makes things even more uncertain. Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, should be concerned. While Trump hasn't promised to stop aid, his impatience with long conflicts could lead to a quick deal. Some advisors might tell Trump that Russia is running out of resources, but others say Putin won't back down. Trump isn't great with details, so a simple deal might appeal to him. This could mean freezing the current battle lines, giving Russia control over some Ukrainian land. This would shock Europe. They'd have to decide if they should support Ukraine more or agree to a partition. This could change Europe's role in the world. They might need to become more independent and assertive, even if it's challenging. Trump could be a catalyst for Europe to rethink its role. They might become a bigger global power, with a stronger defense and energy independence. This could lead to a more federal Europe, ready to stand against Russia.