Three world leaders. One war. And an empty chair that could tell us more than anything happening behind closed doors.

🚨 PUTIN, TRUMP AND XI JINPING: WHO’S MISSING FROM THE ROOM?

Vladimir Putin has reportedly proposed a three-way summit with Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.

But there’s a disturbing detail buried inside the reporting.

Ukraine’s own president, Volodymyr Zelensky, isn’t included in the proposed meeting.

And that raises a question far bigger than whether another peace summit might take place.

Are we watching a new attempt at world peace—or the beginning of a world where three superpowers decide the future of everyone else?

In today’s Justus Knight investigation, we follow the evidence behind a remarkable diplomatic proposal.

🔎 The October 9 phone call between Trump and Putin.

⛽ The Russian diesel deal and Washington’s sanctions reversal.

🇨🇳 Why Putin wants Xi Jinping involved in Ukraine peace negotiations.

🪑 The missing chair—and why Zelensky’s absence matters.

📜 The astonishing historical connection to the 1945 Yalta Conference, when Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin negotiated the postwar order.

🌎 The frightening implications for Ukraine, Taiwan and the future balance of global power.

The proposed meeting has not been finalized. But the possibilities it raises deserve serious examination.

Because the question isn’t just who gets to end a war. It’s who gets to decide another nation’s future.

I’m Justus Knight. I wear only one jersey—the Constitution.