Donald Trump's administration faces significant challenges in achieving a peace agreement in the war in Ukraine, according to an analysis that points out that Trump does not have enough arguments to end the conflict. The question remains unresolved in a context of complex geopolitical dispute.
John Wolf considered that the approach in Moscow by the United States special envoys will focus on pressure through secondary sanctions on the main buyers of Russian fuels. This strategy targets the countries that continue to purchase energy from Russia despite Western measures.
Among the main targets of this pressure, China and India stand out, representing the largest buyers of Russian fuels. The application of secondary sanctions to these countries constitutes one of the tools that Washington intends to use in negotiations with Moscow.
