Now, I think we've got the results, so let's spin the brain official. Ukraine-R

Now, I think we've got the results, so let's spin the brain official.

Ukraine-Russia

Trump is the one who would waste the U.S. dollars that he poured into Ukraine the most. He didn't use the word "wishful" because he would not have wasted much money when he was not the president. He started to waste money today.

So the person who would be most uncomfortable right now is Putin, not Zelensky. If the Ukrainian military had not been in Russian soil, Putin would have danced along with it. Then a ceasefire or an end to the war would have been possible while maintaining the current occupied territories in Ukraine, which is the scenario of the end of the war that Putin wants. However, it is unclear whether this was planned or not, but for the Ukrainian military, it has seized part of Russian land by pretending to be an insurance. Trump will put pressure on both sides to impose a ceasefire on the basis of the current front line, but since Zelensky will find it difficult to withstand Trump's recalcitrant pressure to cut off the support, the Ukrainian side is okay. So what about Putin? In order to make the end-of-war negotiations in an advantageous way, even if all the troops on the Ukrainian front line are removed, they will have to send them to Kursk. In fact, the war has been twisted recently, but it has become more twisted. I am more worried about the tension between Trump and Putin than about the tension between Trump and Zelensky. What will Trump choose?

Israel

It was Trump who threw the JCPOA in the trash. Iran is just evil to Trump. Then Israel must be excited. Is it?

Israel is currently fighting a war to protect the right to self-rescue in a situation where there are enemies on all sides. It is a little ironic that Israel is aggressively waging a war to protect the right to self-rescue, but since it has been in a position that has been subject to irregularities including terrorism so far, Israel's current intention is to prevent armed groups from using their power for the time being even if they cannot pull out the roots of armed groups. In the meantime, Iran, which has a cash cow, is also sending a warning. The United States is indirectly siding with Israel here. Israel is also carrying out all the operations it wants with the United States on its back. I see.

But Trump wants to ease tensions in the Middle East. Why? Money is going crazy here, too. What? I don't think you heard about supporting Israel. If Iran launches ballistic missiles right now, Israel cannot defend itself against the air without the help of the U.S. military. Many of those anti-aircraft defense missiles are almost reaching their bottom. Israel would have been severely damaged in the last Iranian missile attack, had it not been for the aircrafts that flew off the U.S. aircraft carrier. They are not worth a lot of money, and Israel is not paying for them. It would be very inconvenient for them. They would think that the Middle East issue should be solved right now because they can't stand my waste of money (yes, the U.S. government's money is mine) disappearing from the air like that, and they would put pressure on Israel. They would say, "If you don't listen, you exclude our aircraft carrier." I will not turn it around. Neither the inhumane situation in Gaza nor the concerns of Israeli hostages are reasons. It's just a waste of money. However, I think that's why Israel is not paying for it. Saudi Arabia, which has been quiet, started betting on Israel a few weeks ago. To be honest, I thought at that time that 'Saudi had a calculation that Trump would win.' When the U.S. military leaves the Red Sea, the Houthi rebels should be in charge of Saudi Arabia. For Israel, this is a situation where the Houthi rebels, which the U.S. military has been preventing, should be left to Saudi Arabia. It may not be as good as the U.S. military, but in the worst case scenario, Israel should either fight alone or with Saudi help.
Oh, I can't bring myself to talk about Trump's Iran move here. I just wish he hadn't touched the hack... ㅠ.ㅠ

East Asia

In any case, I don't think there is much that can change the current US policy regarding China. If the current administration perceived Taiwan as a partner, it would be a little dangerous to think that Trump is a nuisance. If Taiwan was attacked by China, it had been taken for granted that US troops stationed in South Korea would participate in the war. Even within the Trump administration, there is no sign of any change in that. This is why Trump is unable to strongly talk about sharing defense costs with South Korea even if he wants to. However, I don't think he will care much about that. He will find a way because he is not in a position to prepare for the next presidential election and is sensitive to money issues. He can think of something like that if South Korea does not share the defense cost, the US military will be excluded and transferred to Japan. In this regard, the Korean government's position is puzzling. First of all, there is not enough national treasury available, and inter-Korean relations are not as good as before. However, North Korea is also in an economic situation that can cause a war. I don't think an all-out inter-Korean war is possible for now. "I'll try to match it as much as I can, but the amount you said is difficult." This is the best the Korean government can do, and the U.S. military presence in South Korea is likely to remain at its current level to save face.

There is a possibility that Trump will step up and do something about the relationship with China. He may shake hands that he could never imagine, such as releasing a semiconductor embargo to get what he wanted. But, this is what Biden was passionate about, so Trump could do it, saying he would show a big side of himself. He doesn't care about the U.S. after four years anyway. Don't ignore Trump. Whatever you imagine, he is someone who has done more than that. Oh, I'm sorry if someone else came to mind. I didn't mean it, but I'm sorry for now.

I'm sorry for those who think Trump might start talking to North Korea, but there seems to be no immediate possibility. Trump's interest in North Korea was the creation of enormous added value that North Korea's development could bring if relations with North Korea improved. However, there is now a huge development site in Ukraine that cannot be compared to North Korea. There is no need to pay much attention to North Korea, which has abandoned China and chosen Russia. Rather, he likes NATO, likes South Korea and Japan only when he harasses North Korea