US EditionTrump Says Russia Wouldn’t Invade Ukraine Again
Trump ties U.S. defense commitment to belief that Russia will not re-invade Ukraine, questioning U.S. security guarantees amid ongoing peace talks and a new Paris framework.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he is willing to undertake his engagement with the US in future security guarantees for Ukraine, as he believes that Russia will not try a new invasion.
US President Donald Trump is ready to commit to US participation in the future defense of Ukraine, because he is confident that Russia will not try to invade the country again, he said in an interview with The New York Times newspaper.
Trump's Ukraine defense commitment hinges on belief Russia won't invade again
"I feel strongly they (Russia) wouldn't re-invade, or I wouldn't agree to it," Trump told the New York Times when asked about Washington's potential involvement in safeguarding Ukraine against future Russian aggression.
Trump Says Russia Wouldn’t Invade Ukraine Again
“President Trump indicated that he was ready to commit to the United States being involved in Ukraine’s future defense — but only, he said, because he was confident that Russia would not try to invade the country again,” the New York Times reports. Said Trump: “I feel strongly they wouldn’t re-invade, or I wouldn’t agree to it.” “Mr. Trump was responding to a question about whether he would be prepared to go to war to defend Ukraine if Russia we…
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