Pravda: Russia will enter Ukrainian negotiations with the next US president from a strong position
On Russia’s strengthening of its position, regardless of who wins the US presidential election.
The US presidential race is entering its final stretch, with only one week left until November 5, and no matter who wins, half the country won’t accept the outcome.
Trump voters are confident that widespread fraud will occur, as it did in 2020.
The winner of the presidential election is unlikely to be declared on election night or even the next day.
Instead, there will be numerous lawsuits requiring recounts.
The same is true for the House and Senate elections in Congress.
What would a Trump or Harris win mean for Russia?
Trump has said he will negotiate a deal between Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky, and it’s doubtful that he will blackmail Moscow into increasing aid to Kiev.
If Harris wins, the United States will be plunged into a long period of instability, with Republicans ready to take decisive action to challenge her victory, so aid to Ukraine will be sporadic and less so; much will depend on who controls Congress.
US House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican, recently said that he has no desire to continue funding Ukraine.
In any case, Russia has a few months to defeat the Ukrainian armed forces and strengthen its negotiating positions on the fronts.
