In a unique diplomatic move, Ukrainian officials proposed naming a Russian-occupied area in the Donbas region 'Donnyland' during peace negotiations. This suggestion, partly made in jest, aims to appeal to former US President Donald Trump and encourage a firmer US response to Russia's territorial ambitions. The proposal includes a flag designed in green and gold, along with a national anthem created using ChatGPT, although it remains unclear if these materials were presented to US negotiators. This approach mirrors previous efforts by other nations, such as Poland's suggestion of 'Fort Trump' for a military base and Armenia and Azerbaijan's reference to a 'Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity'. Despite the lighthearted branding, the situation in Donbas is serious, with ongoing conflict and significant displacement of residents. Ukrainian officials estimate that about 190,000 people currently live in the region, although some sources suggest the actual figure could be closer to 95,000.