Johnson recalled that Trump carried out the largest expulsion of Russian diplomats from the States.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson believes there is no need to fear Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
“I’m not very pessimistic about Trump. I don’t think any president of the United States of America can allow Putin to win Ukraine. I just don’t see that possibility,” Johnson said in an interview with European Pravda .
He called to recall that Trump was the first US president who gave Ukraine serious weapons – Javelins, which became very important in the battle for Kyiv.
Johnson also recalled that Trump carried out the largest expulsion of Russian diplomats.
“He threw 60 Russian diplomats out of the country. It’s more than we expected. So here’s what I want to say: America’s domestic politics is complicated. And even more on the road to the election it’s going to be complicated, a lot will do in different ways. statements. But when it comes down to it, the interests of the United States of America will be weighed. And the interest of the United States is to support Ukraine, to support democracy, to prevent aggression. There are many clear reasons for this .And I’m also sure that Donald Trump’s interest is not in everyone believing that Putin has defeated him,” Johnson said.
Let’s remember that Donald Trump, at an event before the election, said how he threatened NATO allies to “engage Russia” in aggression against them to force them to increase their contributions to collective security.
Then the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said that such statements only serve the interests of Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin.
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