President Donald Trump may have to settle for a Kremlin-made music video instead of a Nobel Peace Prize after his “pick me” diplomacy gave way to him parroting Vladimir Putin ’s talking points on Tuesday.

Hours after the American president met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on Monday, Moscow’s special envoy in negotiations, Kirill Dmitriev, sent a clear message that Trump had delivered exactly what the Kremlin wanted him to. Dmitriev posted a photo montage on social media set to a popular Russian song called “Mother” that came out exactly one month after Russia unleashed its full-scale war on Ukraine in 2022. The photos showed Trump calling Putin even as European leaders were still present in the White House.

The song’s refrain, about “Holy Rus’

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