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Only the U.S. President can end Russia’s war against Ukraine. Europe is incapable of doing so

Only the U.S. President can end Russia’s war against Ukraine. Europe is incapable of doing so

Poland’s President Andrzej Duda has declared that only the President of the United States has the power to end Russia’s war against Ukraine, asserting that European diplomatic efforts have proven insufficient. In a recent interview, Duda argued that Europe’s major states have tried to persuade Russia to abide by international law, but those attempts have been repeatedly rebuffed, and agreements such as the Minsk accords were mocked by Moscow. EMPR.media Duda emphasized the unmatched economic, military, and nuclear capabilities of the United States, suggesting that European powers alone lack the leverage necessary to compel Russia to cease its assault on Ukrainian territory. He said that U.S. President Donald Trump is determined to use all available tools — including sanctions and economic pressure — to push Russia toward negotiating an end to the conflict. EMPR.media The Polish leader’s remarks reflect a broader debate about the role of Western powers in resolving the war, with some analysts agreeing that American leadership is pivotal, while others stress the importance of European contributions and collective pressure. Ukrainian officials have similarly noted the difficulty of ending the war without robust U.S. involvement, and leaders in Kyiv have underscored the need for strong security guarantees and unity among NATO allies. Президент України +1 Critics of the statement also point out that peace will require Ukraine’s input and strategic priorities to be central to any negotiations, and that European allies continue to play a vital role in supporting Kyiv on the battlefield and in diplomatic forums. Європейський парламент As discussions around peace strategies persist, Duda’s assertion highlights the ongoing tension between transatlantic leadership dynamics and Europe’s capacity to influence outcomes in the Ukraine conflict.
Jun 4, 2025

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