Trump Feels ‘Strongly’ That Russia Would Not Invade Ukraine Again
The New York Times••world
Key Points:
- Former President Trump expressed willingness to commit the United States to Ukraine's future defense, contingent on his confidence that Russia would not attempt another invasion.
- Trump emphasized that he would not agree to U.S. involvement if he believed Russia intended to re-invade Ukraine.
- His comments marked a shift toward openness to security guarantees for Ukraine, a key demand from President Zelensky amid ongoing cease-fire negotiations.
- Trump maintained his belief in President Putin's desire for peace despite the prolonged conflict and Russia's refusal to end the war after extensive talks.
- He indicated that the U.S. role in defending Ukraine would be secondary, underscoring a limited commitment in any potential peace agreement.
