The Letter Suggests Putin Could ‘Serve Humanity’ by Resolving the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
There’s a buzz among conspiracy theorists over a letter Melania Trump reportedly signed, addressed to President Putin, urging an end to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
This month, President Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a landmark summit in Alaska. Despite the meeting’s overall atmosphere described as ‘constructive’, no ceasefire was established.
President Trump mentioned that while there had been numerous agreements, there was not yet a deal. He stated, “There will be no deal until there’s a deal,” highlighting the complexity of the negotiation process.
Though she wasn’t at the summit, Melania Trump extended her greetings to President Putin in a heartfelt letter.
In the letter, she urged consideration of children affected by the conflict, saying, “Every child shares the same quiet dreams in their heart… they dream of love, possibility, and safety from danger.”
Melania’s message conveyed that Putin could restore the joy of these children by protecting their innocence. This, she argued, would serve both humanity and Russia.
The debate around the letter has grown, with some doubting whether Melania actually signed it. Observers noticed that the signature resembles her husband’s distinct style.
One commenter wondered, “Why does her signature look like a rendition of Trump’s? They are two different people. That’s so strange.”
Another added, “Why does that look like Trump’s signature? Did he write a love letter to Putin and sign her name?”
Questions arose about whether Melania used President Trump’s characteristic Sharpie pen, known for its bold strokes in signing important documents.
Handwriting expert Bart Baggett shared his insights, noting that Melania’s signature had evolved over the years, reflecting a style similar to her husband’s brand, with features like ‘angular letters’ and ‘long downstrokes’ as reported by The Independent.
“She’s adopted a Trumpian style of signature, showcasing aggressiveness through angular shapes,” Baggett commented.
Although he hasn’t specifically analyzed the letter to Putin, Baggett found nothing suspicious about it or Melania’s signature overall.
“These conspiracy theories seem to be clutching at straws,” he said.
When asked about the use of a Sharpie, Baggett confirmed it was a possibility, consistent with Trump’s branding.
“Sharpies suit people who write with a heavy hand, emphasizing their passion,” he explained, further aligning the signature’s style with the Trump brand approach.
