Amid vibrant scenes at his Las Vegas rally, Donald Trump unveiled a bold diplomacy plan for the Ukraine conflict.
At a Glance
- Donald Trump plans to contact Putin and Zelensky to negotiate peace in Ukraine.
- Trump expressed high confidence in rapidly resolving the conflict.
- The Las Vegas rally drew thousands, featuring diverse cultural performances.
- Notable political figures and celebrities attended the event, signifying GOP support.
A Diplomatic Strategy Unveiled
Donald Trump announced ambition to call Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky immediately after a potential election victory. The goal is to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine. Trump emphasized, “On the evening of Nov. 5th, I will call Putin. I will call Zelensky,” reflecting a commitment to swift action.
The rally, held at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, was organized by the Turning Point political action committee. Among thousands of attendees, Trump supporters echoed his foreign policy assertions were a testament to his influence with both leaders.
Donald Trump said the war in Ukraine would be 'resolved very quickly' if he won the US election as he met Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday, remarking on his 'very good relationship' with both the Ukrainian leader and Russia's President Vladimir Putin. https://t.co/XNJSEdzwx1 pic.twitter.com/qEaaOCKhwd
— Financial Times (@FT) September 27, 2024
Supportive Crowd in Vegas
The event showcased culturally rich performances reflecting Nevada’s diverse demographics, with Hawaiian and Asian-American/Pacific Islander artists in the spotlight. This resonated deeply with attendees, including celebrity supporters and politicians like Danica Patrick, Jorge Masvidal, and Tulsi Gabbard, reinforcing the rally’s motivational tone.
“I’m going to try and get it done as president-elect,” Trump vowed. “That’ll give me plenty of credibility. I don’t have to wait until Jan. 20th [Inauguration Day]. I’m going to try and get it done sooner than that.” – Donald Trump
Political figures such as Montana House Representative Braxton Mitchell highlighted Nevada’s competitive status, keeping the audience engaged with notions of impending change. Early polling results reveal a slight lead for Trump in the state, boosting enthusiasm among Republicans.
Trump’s Strategy Amid Political Influences
Skepticism was voiced by Genevieve Dew, a rally attendee, questioning former President Barack Obama’s sway over voters of color. Alexander Spellane, CEO of Fisher Capital Group, underscored Trump’s shared values and economic priorities as driving factors for his endorsement, even if a Harris presidency might benefit his business interests.
Thousands traveled from varying locales, relieved to openly support Trump without the burden of concealment. Early voting trends across competitive Nevada counties are promising for Trump and the Republican Party.
