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The more difficult is going to be the Russia-Ukraine situation. You've got to be a deal, no?
He also said that President Biden's decision to send long-range weapons to Russia was foolish and wrong. The next day, Kiev brought the battle to Moscow's heartland.
The Ukrainian security forces claim to have used a hidden bomb in the train in a few kilometers from the red field to kill a Russian important commander. Bomeylantse said that if Trump decides to reduce his support for Ukraine in the future, it will have major military consequences for Ukraine and may make Trump and his American allies at odds. I see a potential clash between our NATO allies
I think there may be a conflict between our NATO allies and President Trump on the future of war. To put it bluntly, when Trump talked about negotiations, he really meant Ukraine must negotiate and surrender, but he did not really put any conditions on Russia.
The Biden administration, which is about to resign, is fighting for Ukraine's help before it is removed. A US Secretary of State explained why. Ukraine is the fundamental foundation of the international system. Everything else is based on this foundation: sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the inviolability of borders. If Ukraine does not protect this, then no other place can protect it. The Congress finally decided whether to continue to provide funding for Ukraine's fight.
I think that the Trump presidential election has changed the situation there. I think he is a person who can solve this problem. We look forward to his leadership in this matter. So we will wait and see.
Carter recently was elected as a member of Congress for the last few weeks of his mother's term. He used his limited time to respond to his mother's support for Ukraine. "Before everyone in Ukraine stops fighting, I will not give up Ukraine. I believe this will not happen before victory."
His point of view highlights an important issue: whether Ukraine is ready for peace. Ukrainian President Zelensky's government members have been running around looking for support from Poland and other neighboring countries, as well as from far-reaching countries like France and Australia. Recently, when asked whether he was ready to put down his weapons and go to the negotiating table, Zelensky said he first needed to see the "Safety and Peace Plan." American News reporter Paul Weir reported in Washington.