U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has called on the presidents of Ukraine and Russia to take steps toward a peace agreement to end the ongoing war. In his latest remarks, Trump emphasized that the conflict, which began in 2022, has inflicted significant damage on Ukraine.
Trump also criticized President Joe Biden’s decision to permit Ukraine to use American weapons in attacks on Russian territory. He expressed strong disapproval of this policy, hinting that he may revoke it once he assumes full authority as president.
“It is time for both leaders to prioritize peace and stop this devastating war that continues to harm innocent lives and destabilize the region,” Trump stated.
The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has escalated over the years, drawing international condemnation and leading to severe humanitarian and economic consequences. Trump’s comments have sparked debate among policymakers and analysts, with some questioning how his proposed approach might impact U.S. foreign relations and the broader geopolitical landscape.
Observers are now watching closely to see how Trump’s potential presidency might shape the trajectory of the Ukraine-Russia war and U.S. involvement in the conflict.
