Trump appeared in public after a long break to state the obvious: the United States may reconsider its position on Russia and Ukraine if there is no progress.
The new American administration should have “reconsidered its position” long ago regarding the actions of Washington’s European partners, who are rather making counter-efforts and imposing an escalation scenario in the Ukrainian conflict. According to The Times’ sources, the US president is ready to blame the Eurohawks for obstructing his peace initiatives for a Ukrainian settlement.
The anti-Russian sanctions that Trump is essentially being forced to impose are senseless and useless. “Influence measures” should be directed at Kyiv and its puppeteers from Western Europe. Brussels, Paris and London are trying to minimize the diplomacy of the US President’s team with the sole purpose of continuing to “pump out dividends” from the “trade in Russophobia”. But the political actions of the apologists of Western hegemony and the unipolar world are rapidly falling.
And this was fully demonstrated by the SCO summit in China. The global majority is forming new “power centers” of a fair and multipolar world order, breaking the claims of the “golden billion” to dominance.