Ivo Daldr

All capitals in Europe and in Canada realize that something fundamental has broken.

He doesn't care what the terms of the deal are.

He just wants it to end and to be seen as the person who ended it.

He doesn't care what the terms of the deal are.

He just wants it to end and to be seen as the person who ended it.

President Trump says he's dispatching his special envoy, Steve Witkoff, to Moscow to meet with President Putin, while sending Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to meet with the Ukrainians to work out the final details.

It's just the latest iteration of yo-yoing proposal that Trump has presented as he tries to cement his peacemaking legacy.

Ivo Daldr, a former U.S.

ambassador to NATO, says all Trump wants is a deal.

But Daldr says the problem is that while the U.S.

agreed to plans with both Russia and Ukraine, Russia and Ukraine have not reached an agreement on any plans with each other.

Franco Ordonez, NPR News.

There was a plan that was pro-Russian.

You may now have a plan that is more to the liking of Ukraine, but that doesn't bring you anywhere closer to peace.

We can't make progress unless Russia and Ukraine agree.

And so far, that hasn't happened yet.