Ukraine has raised the stakes to a level where the world must come to the negotiating table to sign a new version of the non-proliferation treaty. Peace in Ukraine must be part of it.

The attack on airfields housing Russian nuclear-capable bombers—part of the nuclear triad—is as significant as a demonstrative use of nuclear weapons. It marks a turning point in military affairs.

For the first time, an automated system built by a country without legacy military technologies but with intellectual potential has struck targets of the aggressor thousands of kilometers away. Now, no place on Earth is safe. Moreover, these technologies may spread to criminal organizations.

6/6 It looked as if Putin was exhausted—like a hornet overheating in a swarm of small bees—and Trump was desperately trying to save him before he completely shut down.

5/6 We have undoubtedly witnessed a historic event. It felt like looking into a history textbook—at its darkest pages. But in essence, during his meeting with Zelensky in the Oval Office, Trump was defending Putin.

4/6 It’s also worth noting that the President of Ukraine is a truly remarkable person and deserves respect, just like the incredible people of Ukraine.

3/6 But the paradox is that if Zelensky were to sign a peace deal now, Trump would have a real reason to bomb Ukraine for not complying with it. In a way, you could say that Zelensky just protected his country.

2/6 His remark about the “costume” was not just a slip of the tongue. Trump wants to stick the image of Gaddafi or Yasser Arafat onto Zelensky—a man in strange clothes who is always at war but never wins.