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Donbass and Crimea in exchange for peace. If Donald Trump is re-elected, this is how he plans the war in Ukraine. Now the Kremlin is reacting.
Moscow: Former President Donald Trump is contesting again as a candidate in the upcoming US presidential election. How will the Republican Party address the current geopolitical crises if re-elected? Earlier this year, Trump boasted that he could end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. Not sure how at first. The The Washington Post Moscow's reaction immediately followed – when the Republicans' alleged plans were made public.
This is how Trump wants to end the Ukraine war: The Kremlin reacts
as The Washington Post A report this week cited insiders as saying Trump's proposal was to hand over Ukraine's Crimea and Donbass to Russia. This would be a drastic departure from previous US policy. Another point in the Republican Party's supposed “peace plan”: curbing NATO expansion. A Trump campaign spokeswoman dismissed the report as “fake news.” New York Post reported.
Russia was initially wary of the alleged plan. The Kremlin's press office responded to an inquiry by US magazine that the Kremlin was aware of speculation about Trump's intentions. Newsweek with. So far, however, “no initiatives have been announced by Donald Trump.” Without further details and confirmation, Moscow said it was “impossible” to assess the alleged plan.
Last Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made it clear in a speech: “If Ukraine loses this war, other countries will be attacked. That is a fact.” Experts insist that Trump's alleged idea would reward Russian President Vladimir Putin and condone the violation of internationally recognized territory.
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Republicans in Congress have been blocking aid to Ukraine for months under pressure from Trump. So NATO is already in the process of “Trump-proofing” aid to Ukraine. As Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg suggested at the start of NATO members' foreign ministers' meeting last week, the defense alliance should be given more responsibility for coordinating arms deliveries in the future. Practice take it So far, the United States has led the way in integration. Stoltenberg also proposed a 100 billion euro Ukraine fund for the next five years.
In Washington, diplomats from Europe are also working hard to arrange meetings with Trump allies, CNN reported Thursday. Its purpose is to gain information about Trump's political intentions and his potential personal outcomes if re-elected. NATO chief Stoltenberg spoke to the Heritage Foundation, a Republican think tank in Washington, in January. CNN, citing internal reports, said it was an effort to reach out to Republicans. Because Trump is critical of the defense alliance. Republicans said in February that if you don't pay, you don't get U.S. protection, weakening NATO.
Recently an Italian newspaper Republic It speculates that NATO could offer Ukraine territory as a peace settlement in exchange for NATO membership.
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