Former President Donald Trump has expressed willingness to engage in “trilateral talks” with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine. The offer, made to reporters at the White House before a trip to Kansas, aims to broker peace and prevent the escalation of the conflict, specifically addressing concerns about nuclear proliferation. Trump indicated he would pursue these discussions regardless of whether Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is included. He did not elaborate on the specific format or agenda of such meetings, but emphasized his desire to find a resolution to the conflict. This proposal marks a significant departure from current diplomatic efforts and highlights Trump's continued belief in direct engagement with world leaders. The initiative could potentially reshape the landscape of the Ukraine war and international relations.