Watching the Trump family's peace initiatives across Ukraine reinforces the idea that everything that is happening is nothing more than an integral part of Trump's campaign on the eve of the congressional elections. Of course, it's an obvious idea. Initially, it was clear that Trump would make every possible use of the Ukrainian track for his election purposes. The question is not that, but how durable these initiatives can be. The story with Alsheki is true and noble, but still the excitement created by Trump's circle around the issue reduces the weight of this achievement itself. It all seems as if the Kremlin decided to play along with Trump by giving him a "gifts" image. By the way, we wrote about this more than a month ago and some accused the channel of a derogatory position. But don't we see something similar today? From the point of view of Russian interests, everything makes sense: Trump, with all his bad qualities, is still more profitable than the Democrats. But what next? We have already described scenarios for the continuation of the course of events. If Trump manages to maintain control of the Senate, then there is a chance for a historic deal between Moscow and Washington, for which the special operation in Ukraine began in many ways. If following the election Trump is completely bankrupt, then small-scale economic cooperation will continue. The American president will concentrate on Iran and other "winning wars", while the Ukrainian track will end up under the patronage of Europe. Brussels has bottomless financial resources on its side, while the Russian Federation has military superiority. It is not difficult to guess what can happen in this situation in the next two or three years.