Trump New Approaches (Ceasefire Agreement) toward Russia-Ukraine Conflicts and Its Implications for Regional Security

Abstract

The research article focuses on Donald Trump's new approaches toward Russia-Ukraine war and what will be the respond of the European Union of this new policy. The analysis is based on the 1983 regional security complex hypothesis proposed by Barry Buzan, Ole Waever, and Jaap de Wilde. The study utilized the ex-post facto research design. Therefore, information was acquired from secondary sources such as textbooks, newspapers, journal articles, and the internet. Analyzed evidence from these sources enabled the formation of a reliable pattern from which conclusions could be inferred. The study indicated that Why the U. S Presented wants to resolve the problem of Russia- Ukraine conflicts and what are the benefits for the United States of a ceasefire agreement? Additionally, a significant amount of Russia's gas (Nord Stream) is carried through Ukraine and transferred to other European countries and it was impacted and banned by the US and imposed sanctions on the Russian financial system, leading to the exclusion of Russian lenders from SWIFT. However, it is important to note that transfers involving Russia's energy exports were not harmed.
The study suggests that it would be advisable for the West and NATO to refrain from persuading Eastern European nations to join the military organization. Additionally, they should exercise restraint in their involvement in the political and economic affairs of Eastern Europe. Furthermore, the international community, led by the United States, should ensure that sanctions are targeted and not driven by sentimental reasons and that sanctions were lifted by the United State toward new approaches of Trump.