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Donald Trump's move from criticizing Ukraine to supporting its access to Patriot air defence technology marks a "true 180-degree return," but this change will not be of much importance if Washington does not use its influence to exert pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin, said an analyst for TVP World.
Donald Trump recently humiliated Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office and openly sought an understanding with Vladimir Putin. Today, the US is tightening sanctions against Moscow and strengthening Ukraine. "Trump is likely driven not only by concern for Ukraine but also by a sense of public humiliation from Putin," says Philipp Adorf, a Republican researcher at the University of Bonn.
Selenskyy criticizes, Putin spared: Trump's line was long in the Ukraine war. However, the recent meeting in the White House shows a change of course.
In defense circles of the US president convinced that it is worth cooperating with the Ukrainians
He referred to him as a dictator and, after last year's Oval Office meeting, stopped all military and intelligence assistance to Ukraine. But a year later, it seems that US President Donald Trump likes his Ukrainian counterpart Zelensky, and the two have now met again. Pavel Havlíček, an analyst at the Association for International Affairs, talks in Spotlight about how the meeting went and what its results are.
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