Donald Trump has publicly shifted his stance on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, asserting that Ukraine can reclaim its original borders with the backing of Europe and NATO. This statement, made on his Truth Social platform, follows a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after Trump's address to the UN General Assembly. Previously, Trump had indicated that Ukraine might need to concede territory to achieve peace, a notion Zelensky has consistently opposed. Trump's recent comments suggest he believes Russia is economically weakened, labeling it a 'paper tiger.' Zelensky responded positively, viewing Trump's remarks as a sign of U.S. commitment to Ukraine's defense. Additionally, Trump criticized NATO allies for their energy purchases from Russia and suggested that NATO should take a firmer stance against Russian airspace violations. This change in Trump's rhetoric marks a departure from his earlier, more cautious approach regarding Ukraine's military situation.