“According to Klimkin, Trump wants to restart his relationship with Putin.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
According to Klimkin, Trump wants to restart his relationship with Putin.
Trump knows Ukraine superficially, no details / photo opThe announcement of his so -called “truce” by Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to show that he has an initiative. This opinion was expressed by the ex -foreign affairs of Ukraine Pavel Klimkin.
“It is very important to him, it is a signal to Americans and Europeans. But the signal is not special, because the satellite images look at everyone. That is all the chatter we know. Second, Trump begins to be nervous and annoyed. It is critical to get the result before the beginning of summer. Radio.
In his opinion, Trump wants to restart his relationship with Putin.
“And he does not need it because he loves Putin very much, but there are strategic questions – strategic weapons, the Middle East and other aspects. And here we have to be honestly said that Trump is very limited use of levers of influence on Putin. But he has a lever. Look at the Russian economic potential, which has a strong effect. diplomat.
According to him, Trump knows Ukraine superficially, without details.
“He does not know our history, many aspects. He hears from Putin that it is possible, and it is impossible, and says: Well, we try to push. “Concept.”
Trump’s statement about PutinUS President Donald Trump responded to Putin’s statement about a temporary cease ceasefire from May 8 to May 10. According to Kerline Levitt, Trump’s White House spokeswoman, Trump insists on a constant ceasefire.
“He [Трамп] wants to see a permanent ceasefire. I understand that this morning, Putin offered a temporary ceasefire. The President made it clear that he seeks a constant ceasefire – first of all, to stop the murder, to stop bloodshed, “Levitt said.
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