The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said Tuesday that he does not oppose as part of a potential agreement with Russia to end hostilities in the country. “Having troops there would be fine. I would not oppose at all,” Trump stressed in statements to the press, adding that if European countries such as France or the United Kingdom support this initiative is “totally in favor” and “it would be fine.”
However, the president has ruled out that there are American troops in this eventual deployment of peace. “We would not have any because we are very far,” he said since his luxury residence as Mar-a-Lago, located in the state of Florida. Likewise, asked about the possibility of withdrawing all the troops from the United States in Europe as a wink to the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, in the Trump has indicated that “nobody” has raised such a matter.
Trump has also pointed out that he has “more confidence” in a possible agreement after the negotiations this Tuesday between the US and Russian delegations in Saudi Arabia, which was attended by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. “Russia wants to do something. They want to stop this wild barbarism,” he said.
The president of the United States pointed out that the United Kingdom and France have commented on that possibility, that of deploying European Peace Armed Forces, something that Donald Trump would seem “a beautiful gesture.”
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, organized a meeting in Paris on Monday with the leaders of Spain, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Denmark, in addition to those responsible for the European Union and NATO, to design the European strategy About Ukraine before the peace negotiations promoted by the United States.
But the leaders were divided on the convenience of discussing now that Europe sends Ukraine Peace Troops to guarantee an eventual peace agreement negotiated by Moscow and Washington.
Russia Foreign Minister Serguéi Lavrov, described on Tuesday as “unacceptable” the eventual deployment of troops from European countries in Ukraine, arguing that all of them are NATO members.
Elections in Ukraine
The tycoon also seems to have been in favor of celebrating elections in Ukrainian territory. “The leader of Ukraine, I hate to say it, but has an approval index of 4 percent and is a country that has exploded in pieces,” he said.
“I like personally, that’s fine, but I don’t care about the personal. I care that work is done well. Now we have a leadership (in Ukraine) that has allowed a war that should never have happened,” he added.
Russia and the United States have agreed on Tuesday to negotiate to “end as soon as possible” the conflict in Ukraine. The Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski, already assured that he would not accept any of the agreements that could arise from these meetings if Ukraine was held outside the negotiating table.
