At the main session of the NATO summit held in The Hague, Donald Trump made a sharp statement regarding Russia and alliance security, reports washingtonpost.com. According to the U.S. president, Russia will never attack NATO while he is president. Trump made this remark through a source cited by The Washington Post, referencing three senior European officials.
The central topic of the summit was the proposal for NATO countries to increase their defense spending to 5% of gross domestic product. This move aims to ensure that alliance members are more mature and prepared in matters of security. Many experts and analysts have evaluated this decision as a step aligned with today’s geopolitical challenges.
It was also reported that Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during the summit. During their conversation, he said that he did not discuss the issue of a ceasefire in Ukraine. He emphasized that Zelensky “wanted to see for himself how things are going.” Zelensky, in turn, stated that he spoke about the real situation on the battlefield and added that he clearly told Trump “what is actually happening on the ground.”
Notably, the final declaration of the summit did not contain any statements regarding the war in Ukraine. This, in turn, raised new questions and various speculations within the international community. At the moment, the importance of the NATO summit in global politics, Trump’s unexpected remarks, and new developments related to Ukraine have become a main topic of public debate.
In today’s geopolitical situation, every country’s defense strategy and position in international relations have become matters of top priority. The decisions made and declarations announced at the summit will shape the roadmap for NATO and its members in the coming years. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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