Trump Promises to End Wars in Victory Speech

Following his electoral victory, Donald Trump asserted he would 'stop wars,' referencing his previous term where he claimed no wars occurred, except for defeating ISIS. Despite assurances of peace, the implications of a Trump presidency raise concerns in Ukraine, where officials express uncertainty about U.S. support, given Trump's historical ties with Russia and mixed statements regarding aid to Kyiv. Ukrainian leaders acknowledge the need for a pragmatic approach to engage with Trump, recognizing a shift in strategy may be necessary. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris labeled Trump a 'fascist' during a CNN town hall, highlighting a polarized political climate. Trump's potential re-election may lead to continued pro-Israel policies and a hardline stance against Iran, while his education policies include eliminating critical race theory and defunding certain school programs. As the political landscape shifts, both domestic and international observers are closely monitoring Trump's next moves.