How elusive Trump's unpredictability has wrong-footed panicking Putin

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Cohen tends to agree with these beliefs as he feels Trump is seeking success for not only his personal legacy but also to help him appear as a global powerhouse.
68% : He noted Giorgia Meloni and Javier Milei - both powerful world leaders in their own right - have become fans of Trump and supported him wholeheartedly.
65% : "Cohen also noted how Trump has mastered the art of creating friendships with political figures for his own gain.
61% : Instead they feel Kellogg's role as special envoy is simply a strategic first move in peace talks that Trump will try to control himself, the Wall Street Journal reports.
56% : "Cohen also expects Trump to be directly involved in the negotiations.
51% : It's about global stability and Trump is showing that he's a leader who can bring peace, not just for one country but for the entire world.
41% : This has appeared to leave Trump resorting to much more bullish means to get a response from Russia.
41% : Former White House national-security adviser under Trump, John Bolton, even said he once overheard Don say he likes Kellogg because he "never offers his opinion unless I ask for it".
39% : During his first term the two are said to have called as presidential pals with Trump even proudly boasting about how if he remained in charge the Ukraine war would have never kicked off.
25% : "Trump has shifted from a previously cordial relationship with Putin to a more aggressive stance.
21% : "Another key factor which Cohen feels could help Trump out is his stark difference compared to former leader Joe Biden.
13% : Trump hit the tyrant with a publicly humiliating social media ultimatum on Wednesday.
6% : "President Trump baptised Biden, Sleepy Joe and that was not for nothing, because Biden really presented no threat at all in the fabric of global politics.

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