Trump has officially begun the transition of power, and there are some unique aspects to this process.

Trump's team has signed a key memorandum of understanding with the Biden administration, significantly delaying the presidential power transition process. This agreement, which typically begins immediately after elections, features several unique aspects this time.

According to Axios, the transition process will be funded privately. The agreement calls for public disclosure of information regarding donors and specific conditions for collaboration between the teams.

The document establishes fundamentally new rules for the presidential transition. In particular, Trump's team will not utilize government buildings or technologies provided by the General Services Administration, raising additional concerns about information security.

"This agreement will enable our appointed Cabinet candidates to commence essential preparations, including deploying landing teams in each department and agency," said Trump’s chief of staff, Susie Wiles.

Experts have also pointed out the unprecedented nature of the situation. Max Stier, president of the Partnership for Public Service, described the signing of the agreement as "a positive step toward an effective transfer of power," emphasizing the critical importance of direct access to information from federal agencies.

History shows that Trump has already set precedents for unconventional communication approaches—at one point, he opted out of "intelligence briefings," citing concerns over potential information leaks.

The signed memorandum significantly diverges from established decades-old presidential transition procedures. This approach could either complicate or enhance the transparency of the power transfer process.

The expert community is currently closely monitoring the details of the agreement and its potential implications for the U.S. political system.

Earlier, "The Telegraph" reported that Putin may offer Trump a plan to divide Ukraine into three parts. It became known that Russia has developed a document forecasting the military-political situation in the world until 2045, which includes a plan for the division of Ukraine into three parts.