Trump refers to Selenskyj: scandal in the White House!
Trump refers to Selenskyj: scandal in the White House!
in the White House there was a remarkable incident today when US President Donald Trump referred Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj from a meeting. Trump said Selenskyj could return if he was "ready for peace". The incident was perceived as a scandal by numerous observers, and the Kremlin celebrated Trump's behavior, which could further strengthen the tensions between the United States and Russia. Image reports that ...
Trump is currently under strong pressure, especially with regard to the upcoming talks with the British Prime Minister Keir Straers, who also revolve around Ukraine. The Ukrainian cabinet has approved an agreement with the USA for the delivery of raw materials. While Trump rejects the idea of security guarantees for Ukraine, he emphasizes that the agreement on mineral resources is sufficient. This could significantly influence negotiations with Kyiv.
The uncertainty about future peace negotiations
Another critical point in the current conversations is the possible ceasefire. Trump indicated that a ceasefire could come "soon" or "not at all". This ensures concern in Europe, as many countries fear that a decision by Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin could be made without European participation. Strong also warned that a ceasefire should not reward the aggressor, which reflects the complexity of the entire conflict. Tagesschau reports that ...
In the background of these negotiations, there are also European and international voices. Ireland's Prime Minister Michael Martin is committed to an accelerated EU accession by Ukraine, while the French President suggests building arms camps in Europe as part of the security guarantees for Ukraine. In addition, Estonia's Foreign Minister pushes pressure on Russia to find diplomatic solutions. Tagesschau offers insights in ...
Despite these efforts, Russia is adamant and excluded the return of annexed Ukrainian areas. The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrow also calls for the "demilitarization" and "denazification" of Ukraine and categorically rejects any concessions in the territorial matters. Against the background of these geopolitical developments, the EU is preparing for a special summit on March 6th to clarify open questions to support Ukraine and for European security. The role of the United States and Trump's positions is also to be discussed, since negotiations on the end of the war in Ukraine are progressing.| Details | |
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