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IVANKA IN PANIC: Trump Throws Jared Kushner Under the Bus in Disastrous Ukraine Peace Mission
Donald Trump’s infamous boast that he could end the Russia-Ukraine war in "24 hours" has collided with geopolitical reality—and according to political commentator Kevin Eback, Trump has quietly chosen his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to take the fall. In a humiliating turn of events, Kushner has been thrust into the role of peace negotiator during Trump's second term, resulting in brutal public mockery on the global stage. Read the full breakdown below.
1. The "24-Hour" Promise Becomes Jared's Nightmare
For years, Donald Trump campaigned on the promise that he could settle the disastrous conflict between Russia and Ukraine within a single day. However, years later and with no resolution in sight, Trump has seemingly backtracked. Instead of holding Vladimir Putin accountable, Trump has repeatedly blamed Ukraine for the invasion and expressed "disappointment" that a deal wasn't struck years ago.
Now, to deflect from his failure to deliver on his grand promise, Trump has quietly tapped Jared Kushner (alongside former golf buddy Steve Witkoff) to handle the Russia-Ukraine negotiations. Eback argues that this is a classic Trump maneuver: placing someone else in the seat of power only so they can absorb the blame when the strategy inevitably implodes.
2. Laughed Out of Kyiv: The "Give Up Land" Ultimatum
Kushner’s foray into Eastern European diplomacy hit a spectacular wall during the recent Yalta European Strategy Conference in Kyiv. Calling into the forum, Kushner asserted that the "only thing missing" from a peace agreement is Ukraine’s consent to surrender the territories that Vladimir Putin has demanded.
Kushner attempted to frame the situation as a simple real estate dispute, stating that both Kyiv and Moscow are experiencing "a lot of pain." However, the true humiliation came when Kushner earnestly claimed that "President Putin is very committed" to finding a peaceful resolution. According to local media, the audience of diplomats and international leaders immediately burst out laughing at the sheer absurdity of calling the primary aggressor "committed to peace."
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3. A Compromised Strategy and a Border on Edge
Eback forcefully dismantles Kushner’s naive approach, pointing out that Putin already had an agreement not to invade Ukraine years ago—an agreement he violently violated. Giving Putin "one ounce" of Ukrainian territory, Eback argues, will only empower the Russian leader to take another step, and then another.
The timing of Kushner's appeasement rhetoric is also deeply alarming. As he urged Ukraine to surrender land, Russian drones simultaneously attacked a crossing point on the Polish-Ukrainian border—a critical route for foreign dignitaries. With intelligence agencies warning of a potential direct attack on a NATO member, Eback concludes that Kushner is severely out of his depth, acting merely as a mouthpiece for a President who remains entirely compromised by Putin.
