They’re dying, Russians and Ukrainians. I want them to stop dying. And I’ll have that done — I’ll have that done in 24 hours. - Donald J. Trump

He didn't have that done in 24 hours, nor 24 days. Will he have that done in 24 weeks?

Resolution Criteria:

1. End of War: Defined as a mutually agreed ceasefire or peace agreement signed by Ukraine and Russia.

2. Timeline: The agreement must be signed within 24 weeks of Trump's inauguration.

3. Verification: Confirmation that Donald Trump was instrumental in brokering the agreement from recognized news sources or statements from official government sources in Ukraine, Russia, and the U.S.

• Update 2025-03-07 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Temporary Ceasefire Leading to War’s End

  • A temporary ceasefire established within 24 weeks that eventually leads to the end of the war will qualify for a resolution, even if the formal ceasefire or peace agreement is signed after 24 weeks.

  • The war must actually end as a result of this process.

  • This update clarifies that the timing for a temporary ceasefire (within 24 weeks) is acceptable if it sets in motion the end of the war.

• Update 2025-03-07 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Important Note:

  • If a temporary ceasefire is broken, the resolution will be NO, unless another ceasefire is agreed within 24 weeks of Trump's inauguration.

  • This condition applies even if the temporary ceasefire initially led to progress toward ending the war.

• Update 2025-03-21 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Broad Consensus Requirement

  • The war’s end will be determined by a broad consensus among diplomatic and media circles.

Formal Treaty Expectation

• A formal treaty for lasting peace is expected as part of the resolution evidence.

Verification Enhancements

• Look for clear diplomatic statements, sustained military de-escalation, and media framing that supports a widely accepted resolution.

This clarification emphasizes that the resolution must reflect a broadly accepted outcome rather than relying solely on technical or litigious measures.