CNN reports that Trump has said more than fifty times that he intends to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours

Trump has repeatedly stated his intention to quickly end the war in Ukraine, but the reality has been far more complicated.
US President Donald Trump at least 53 times during the campaign promised to end the war between Russia and Ukraine in 24 hours. About this writes CNN.
The publication notes that the promise to quickly end the war on the territory of Ukraine was the basis of Trump's pre-prepared speeches at campaign rallies.
He presented it as one of the main points of his programme for the second term, emphasising his "authority" on the world stage," the journalists point out.
According to CNN, already in 2023, Donald Trump has claimed 21 times that he is capable of ending the war in 24 hours.
He became especially active in promoting this idea in 2024, amid preparations for the presidential election.
He voiced it six times in January, twice in February and March, and four times in May, June and July. In August, September and October, Trump repeated the promise three times each," the media calculated.
Reuters reported that US President-elect Donald Trump's promise to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours turned out to be just election bravado - he underestimated the complexity of the situation.
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