Under Trump’s presidency, a shift in US policy towards the Russia-Ukraine war is evident. The US has twice voted with Russia in UN resolutions, contrasting with previous support for Ukraine. Trump’s administration has also excluded Russia from new tariffs and expressed interest in improved relations, citing potential economic deals and geopolitical stability, raising questions about motives.
Under Trump’s presidency, a shift in US policy towards the Russia-Ukraine war is evident. The US has twice voted with Russia in UN resolutions, contrasting with previous support for Ukraine. Trump’s administration has also excluded Russia from new tariffs and expressed interest in improved relations, citing potential economic deals and geopolitical stability, raising questions about motives. Under Trump’s presidency, a shift in US policy towards the Russia-Ukraine war is evident. The US has twice voted with Russia in UN resolutions, contrasting with previous support for Ukraine. Trump’s administration has also excluded Russia from new tariffs and expressed interest in improved relations, citing potential economic deals and geopolitical stability, raising questions about motives. Read More
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