Trump vows to end conflict in Ukraine if re-elected

Former US President Donald Trump assured that he would resolve the conflict in Ukraine if he was re-elected in the presidential election in 2024. About this he declared during a speech to supporters of the Republican Party in Florida.

“We will have to clean up our cities and do a lot of things, even before I even get to the Oval Office. Soon after we win the presidential election, I will resolve the conflict between Russia and Ukraine,” the former president said.

Trump has already promised to end the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in a short time. At the end of March, ex-president declaredthat would complete the hostilities in a day. According to him, the conflict may continue until 2024, which threatens with further escalation and a world nuclear war, in comparison with which, in his opinion, “World Wars I and II will seem like cakes.”

January 27 Trump also assuredthat he could agree on the end of hostilities in Ukraine “within 24 hours” if he were at the head of the country.

The day before, on January 26, he also urged resolve the conflict in Ukraine, noting that “it’s so easy.” Commenting on Washington’s decision to transfer M1 Abrams tanks to Kyiv, the politician said that the supply of military equipment could provoke a nuclear conflict. According to him, after the tanks “there will be nuclear bombs.”

The US presidential election will be held in 2024 November 16 last year Trump announcedthat he again intends to compete for the presidency. April 20 this year about the likely intention of the current American President Joe Biden to run for a second term informed CNN, citing four people familiar with the matter.