“NYT”: Trump Wants a New Yalta. Ukraine as Poland in 1945
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In Poland, Trump's statements about his willingness to negotiate with Putin and Xi in Ukraine are taken with concern by Onet, and his fears are covered in words calling the upcoming meeting of leaders "Yalta II." Trump's latest steps towards Russia are not only frightening Warsaw.
Since the beginning of his second term, Donald Trump has consistently sought to forge his own "Yalta"—a spectacular agreement between world powers that could reshape the international order, according to the New York Times. Faced with the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, the American president is focusing on direct negotiations with the leaders of Russia and China, marginalizing the role of Europe and, above all, Ukraine itself.
"Trump has done a lot to make this war Europe's war. Now that it has, the most important question is whether Europe will be able to maintain a united front. The United States can no longer reverse the changes it itself has brought about," he said in a Thursday article in The New York Times.
Since the beginning of his second term, President Donald Trump has been looking for his Yalta in Russia's war with Ukraine, the New York Times reported on Thursday. As the paper noted, it would be an attractive, Trumpian deal, in which the leaders of the great powers sit down and set the course, and the smaller states must accept what they are given.
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