A peace deal for Ukraine fails to materialize, as the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine cannot reach an agreement. Trump, as promised, cuts all aid to Ukraine, leading to its collapse and eventual conquest by Russia.

Meanwhile, Georgescu is elected and negotiates a deal with Russia to reclaim the territories annexed by the USSR from Romania that were integrated into the Ukrainian SSR during World War II. As part of the agreement, Russia also pledges not to interfere in Moldovan politics and an eventual reunion of Moldova and Romania.

In return, Romania agrees to close NATO bases on its territory, expel NATO troops stationed in the country, restore diplomatic and trade relations with Russia, and ensure that NATO is not allowed to launch an offensive against Russia from Romanian soil. 

All of this is achieved without a single shot being fired.

This outcome aligns with Trump's foreign policy, poses no conflict of interest with the U.S. or Russia and, most importantly, fulfills an almost century-old Romanian national aspiration.

To Ukraine’s supporters: If this scenario unfolds and Ukraine ceases to exist, this is the best possible outcome for you as well. Why? Because Russia would end up controlling less territory than if it had kept all of Ukraine. And if Ukraine is ultimately lost, you should find some comfort in the fact that not everything has gone to Russia.

Will Poland and Hungary would make similar deals as well?

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