The United States, Russia and Ukraine will resume war-end talks next week. Will Trump’s plans change after his massive defeat in the midterm elections against Putin?

The Associated Press reported that the United States,Russia A new round of talks with Ukraine is expected to be held in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi from 10th to 11th to discuss ending the Russia-Ukraine war. With the Republican Party’s massive defeat in the midterm elections and the Democratic Party taking control of the US Congress in January next year, some analysts believe thattrump We may face pressure to increase aid to Ukraine and put pressure on Russia.Putin The chances of reaching a favorable agreement are gradually decreasing. However, some experts warn that Congress’s ability to check and balance foreign policy is limited, and Trump, who no longer has to worry about the election, could be more strict.

Kremlin spokesman Peskov said: “There is now a certain basis, and a new round of trilateral talks will be held soon.” On the question of whether the new US Congress would challenge Trump’s stance on Russia and Ukraine, Peskov said that this is an internal matter of the United States.

After the Democratic Party wins the elections, the US Congress can increase aid to Ukraine, tighten sanctions on Russia, and also pass relevant measures with enough votes to override the presidential veto. Former Russian President Medvedev predicted that Trump would be less willing to put pressure on Ukraine because “he doesn’t need to add more conflict to the Democratic Party.”

Zelensky said the Democratic Party’s stance toward Ukraine is clear and that after the elections it could increase US aid and accelerate the delivery of Patriot interceptor missiles. Abbas Galyamov, Putin’s former speechwriter and political analyst, believes that Putin believed time was on his side and missed the opportunity to reach an agreement quickly. Now “This window is starting to close.”

However, Jorn Flake, senior director of the Atlantic Council’s European Center, reminded that even if Democrats controlled both houses, it would still be difficult to significantly restrict his foreign policy, given Trump’s style of challenging the president’s constitutional power and the limits of power. Trump, who no longer faces re-election, could accelerate the transaction and consolidate his historic position.

Konstantin Kosachev, deputy speaker of the Russian parliament’s upper house, also believes Kiev may be misjudged if it hopes Trump will be more willing to accept Ukraine’s demands after the election. He said that Trump “no longer has to worry about the upcoming election and will be more determined”, adding that Ukraine and its European allies are betting on the Democratic Party, which is tantamount to going along with Trump’s political opponents and that Trump may face more difficult times in the next two years.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkana pointed out that Trump still has the ability to dominate foreign and security policy, and that the outside world should expect his policies to remain “unpredictable”.

Trump has taken several steps in recent months that are seen as beneficial to Moscow, including striking a diesel import deal with Russia, asking Ukraine to stop attacking Russian refineries and suspending the implementation of new sanctions against Russia. He has also called Zelensky an obstacle to peace and believed that Putin was more willing to reach an agreement, causing unease among Ukraine and its European allies.