Media to Ukraine: “Putin would win the war with Trump’s plan”

“Wall Street Journal”, USA: “President Trump fired another broad side against Ukraine on Wednesday, and his aversion to President Wolodymyr Selenskyj is nothing new. (…) Trump may prefer to concentrate on a nuclear agreement with Iran or his trade war with China, but he will not convert failure in Europe into a success in Asia or the Middle East.

A US flaggoffician recently told the (US) congress that China delivered 70 percent of machine tools and 90 percent of legacy chips (older generation chips), which enabled Russia to rebuild its war machinery. And that is a proof of how the problems of the world are now intertwined. Trump can still reach an agreement in Ukraine, but the current “final” settlement offer looks like Putin is able to win the war now or later. The villains of the world will notice it and Trump’s headache will only have started. “

“The Guardian”, Great Britain: “He could hardly have shown that Donald Trump is not concerned with the sovereignty and security of Ukraine or the transatlantic alliance, but above all about a deal with Vladimir Putin than his latest attack on Wolodymyr Selenskyj and the short-term rejection of the US government to the London peace talks. On every detail, is cleverly in negotiations and that the time is working for him.

“De Volkskrant”, Netherlands: “Under President Joe Biden, Ukraine was still considered a victim of Russian aggression, received extensive military support and the promise that “nothing about Ukraine would be negotiated without Ukraine”. Now you can hear Russian positions from the White House, while military support for Ukraine seems to end. (…)

For Putin, a long -cherished dream of Moscow – the division of America and its European allies – has finally reached within reach. The Ukraine is diplomatically in the pliers of two major powers.

“Nesawissimaja Gaseta”, Russia: “The advertised talks in London, in whose result Donald Trump was supposedly wanted to decide whether it is worth continuing to deal with a peace solution between Russia and Ukraine, less highly than expected. At the last moment, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has canceled-and after him the foreign ministers of Great Britain, France and Germany. What was called in the press for a ceasefire: the legal recognition of the Crimea (…) in the KREML you don’t want to dramatize.