Interview of the Week - Bolton: "Relationships with NATO Allies Are Damaged, but Repairable"
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According to former US National Security Advisor Bolton, U.S. President Trump has done enormous damage to relations with NATO partners. However, he considers the relationship to be "reparable," Bolton said in the interview of the Deutschlandfunk week.
John Bolton once again goes to court with the US President. Now the former security advisor Trump attests to a "childlike understanding" of foreign policy. Improvement is in sight. But only when Trump is gone.
Former security adviser Bolton accuses the US President of unnecessarily damaging relations with NATO's partners. However, the stubborn Trump critic does not give up the hope of a repair. He certifies his former boss with a childish political understanding.
John Bolton accuses the US President of unnecessarily damaging relations with NATO partners. Trump's ex-security advisor has not yet given up hope of repair.
Former US security adviser John Bolton sharply criticized US President Donald Trump's foreign policy. "Nothing disciplines Trump. He has no political philosophy, no overarching strategy for national security and doesn't even think in classical political categories," said Bolton at Deutschlandfunk. He acted "transactional, punctual and ad hoc". It was already in his first term of office and, if anything, it was even worse in his second term of of…
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton has strongly criticized Donald Trump's performance towards NATO allies, saying that relations with the alliance's partners have been greatly damaged, but that it is possible to repair them.
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