There is a good chance that the next US president will be able to fulfill #1 by ending the NATO-Russian war (possibly recognizing occupied parts as Russia) as there are enough signals coming out from US making me confident about that possibility. Trump will probably have an easier time doing that because of his radical decisions.
Since this opinion was expressed, that is, since mid-July, there have been significant changes in the US presidential election campaign: Biden refused to run again for this post on July 21, and US Vice President Kamala Harris became an official participant instead. Since then, Trump has lost a lot of popularity and Harris is now leading in most states. This is very unpleasant news for Russia, which hoped to weaken support for Ukraine with Trump's help to protect it from Russian occupiers.
Therefore, the Kremlin's hope for freezing the war, recognizing the occupied territories of Ukraine for Russia and easing sanctions is unlikely to happen. And in the issue of the war and its end, Ukraine will always have the last word, even if Trump becomes US president again. In addition, if the borders along the front line are frozen, will the Kremlin agree to lose part of the Kursk region, which has already been "liberated" by Ukraine? A very interesting question.