The American president held a telephone conversation with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. Trump said he was waiting for Putin to visit the United States and his visit to Russia.
US president Donald Trump can make transactions that earn for the Kremlin. The statement on Wednesday, February 12, was made by the American Senator-Democrat Adam Schiff, according to his social network report KH.
“Now, President Trump called our enemy – Russia before calling our ally, to Ukraine,” he emphasized in his message.
He also remembered the US minister of defense, Pete Hegset, in which he rejected the possibility of Ukrainian membership in NATO and the “restoration of Ukrainian sovereignty to his own lands.”
“Let’s not be cunning about what it means: giving up the interests of Ukraine and us, even before the negotiations begin.
Remember that the Telegraph wrote that the modern world is the world of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, and the states are no longer interested in ensuring the security of Ukraine and Europe.
Donald Trump said he intends to meet Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin.
Remember, United States President Donald Trump conducted a phone conversation with the head of Kremlin Vladimir Putin. The president of the United States noted that he and Putin “said they wanted to stop millions of deaths that took place in the war between Russia and Ukraine.” The Russian leader invited the president of the United States to visit Moscow and expressed his willingness to accept Russian Federation American officials in those work areas that represent “mutual interest, including the subject of regulating the Ukrainiano. “
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