What's the PLAN for Ukraine, as I see it.
Everything is moving really fast at the moment, and I realize this is the problem with the whole thing in the first place. Let me try to lay out what I think will happen with Ukraine and Zelenskyy.
Trump is actively siding with the Russian Federation against Ukraine. He's turned off intelligence sharing and quite possibly actually given intelligence to Russia about the force makeup of the Ukrainian army. Elon is likely limiting or completely turning off Starlink so that the Ukrainian forces can't see what's coming.
All of this backstabbing is to get Zelenskyy to sue for peace.
Now for the prediction. Any peace deal will be conditional on Zelenskyy giving up his presidency as he said he would, but the deal will be that Russia is going to install a shill like Yanukovych. This will cement Ukraine as a vassal state to Russia, independent only in name.
After that, Putin will wait and rearm for a time before he starts in on other former Russian states under the U.S.S.R.. Putin is rebuilding the former Russian Empire, and he will do it violently and savagely. Here's a a wikipedia entry about the post soviet countries that are all on the chopping block.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-Soviet_states
NATO needs to wake up to this, and do what they can to object to any deal that would install a puppet regime in Kyiv. I would argue that NATO needs to see this coming and step into the Ukraine conflict in order to put down Putin's aspirations. Trump will side with Putin and back stab NATO as much as possible without committing forces to either side. I wouldn't be surprised if he used American intelligence agencies to direct Russian forces into better positions against an Allied attack.
Five Eyes must be downgraded to Four Eyes. Our old allies should shut down all intelligence sharing to the American government as it is currently conceived. America is at war with the Western World at the moment, and until we get things under control here at home, our former allies should plan for attacks from both sides, either economically or less likely, militarily.