The Reason Trump Is Keen To Let Russia Keep Ukrainian Land

Donald Trump has a weird bromance with Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, and two former KGB officers recently claimed Trump was recruited in Moscow in 1987 and given the codename 'Krasnov' which would explain why he has been soft on the aggressor in Ukraine and been tough on the victim and I always had a sneaking feeling it was due to his previous impeachment for: 'soliciting assistance from a foreign country'.
That foreign country was Ukraine and It all centred around a telephone call Trump had with the then new Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, where he pressured the Ukrainian to investigate the Biden's family's business dealings and then removed the conversation from the computer system that is typically used for such records of calls with foreign leaders.
The President suspended military aid to Ukraine in order to incentivize the country’s officials to investigate his political rival, Joe Biden, and his son, asking 'for a favour' and saying: 'We do a lot for Ukraine. We spend a lot of effort and a lot of time. Much more than the European countries are doing', adding the US 'has been very, very good to Ukraine'.
Turned out that maybe a disliking for the man who was involved in his impeachment isn't just the reason for him so obviously siding with Russia as according to diplomats at the Saudi Arabia meeting a few weeks ago, Russia has proposed to the Trump administration a potential agreement under which the United States would gain some ownership of rare earth minerals and other valuable metals in parts of Ukraine presently controlled by the Russian military.
With Zelenskyy reusing to entertain a similar deal where Trump gets his hands on the rare Earth Minerals in Ukraine, Russia discussed with U.S. officials access to minerals in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia, both of which Russia declared it had annexed in 2022 and which Trump is urging Zelenskyy to give up in his warped peace deal.
Trump has suggested he is open to dealing with Russia, saying: 'We’re trying to do some economic development deals. They have a lot of things that we want. You know, they have massive rare earth. It’s ... very large. ...If we could do that, I think it would be a very good thing for world peace and lasting peace'. Trump added: 'If we could do some economic development in terms of Russia and getting things that we want, something like that would be possible'.
Putin said in an interview with Russian state television that he is open to offering the United States access to rare minerals in Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine, as well as in Russia.
Explains why Agent Krasnov is so keen to see Ukraine give up the 20% of the land stolen from it by Russia, he profits from it.