Trump attacks Selenskyj: You risk a third World War!

Veröffentlicht:

Von:

In an explosive exchange, US President Donald Trump loudly attacked Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj in front of running cameras. "They jeopardize the lives of millions of people. They risk a third World War," said Trump Selenskyj during a meeting in the Oval Office. The tone between the two heads of state was anything but diplomatic, since Trump repeatedly interrupted Selenskyj, while he tried to explain his view. Obviously, Trump was frustrated with the apparent ungratefulability of Selenskyj, after the United States provided significant military and financial aid in the fight against Russia, as on oe24.at is reported.

Trump called for a basic change of course from Selenskyj. "You will either make a deal or we are out," he threatened, pressing the United States' dissatisfaction with the state of Ukrainian efforts. "Your country is in great difficulties. I know that you will not win," added Trump, recalling that the war against Russia would have been lost months ago without the support of the United States. Vice President J.D. Vance supported Trump and pointed out that it was disrespectful to question the US security guarantees, while Selenskyj, with crossed arms, pointed out the injustices with which Ukraine has been confronted by Russia since the annexation of Crimea. "Nobody stopped Putin," criticized Selenskyj, which only tightened the tense situation, such as "https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/trump-selenskyj-104.html" Target = "_ blank"> Tageschau.de

Selenskyj described the Russian President Vladimir Putin as terrorists and demanded that Ukraine and the world should not compromise with a murderer. During the meeting, the tensions were obvious; Trump was impatient and accelerated the discussion by noticing: "It will be great television." In addition, he announced that the US funds should be used elsewhere for Ukraine, for example for reconstruction. Despite the first intention of signing an agreement on rare earths, the session ended in a heated word battle before a concrete progress could be achieved.

Details
OrtOval Office, Washington, USA
Quellen