Trump is leading the race to be the next president of the United States with great momentum. He often comments on the Russia-Ukraine war and even threatens to end the Russia-Ukraine war within 24 hours if he will take his job. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky finally had “enough” over the possibility of the former president winning the White House again, denouncing Trump’s comments as “very dangerous.”
Putin met with Zelensky in 2019
Zelensky has already adopted a non-commentary or non-critical attitude towards Trump’s comments, or has only responded in a low-key manner, and even ventured to invite him to visit Ukraine to discuss ways to face-to-face with the war over. . But as the 2024 US election officially begins, Trump often expresses his opinion on the war between Russia and Ukraine in order to win votes, which is very harmful to the war in Ukraine. broadcast only this weekend, During the press interview, he expressed concern about the possibility of Trump returning to the White House.
Zelensky said Trump’s statement that the Russia-Ukraine war could end within 24 hours was “very dangerous.” He also invited Trump to visit Kiev again, but only if he fulfills his promise, “If you can stop the war within 24 hours, I think it’s enough for you to come.” He was worried about the unilateral actions taken by the United States without taking into account the position of Ukraine, and noted that there were not enough details in the “peace plan” claimed by Trump.
Zelensky described Trump’s comments as “very dangerous” and seemed concerned that Trump’s answers or discussed ideas could mean Ukraine making major concessions to Russia.
Trump and Putin have a good relationship
“It’s a bit scary that Trump made his own decision without consulting any of the Russian and Ukrainian parties and saying it publicly. I’ve seen a lot of victims, which really makes me a little stressed.” Zelensky did not mince words, even if Trump’s one is Trump’s ideas will not work for them, but they are worried that Trump will do whatever it takes to make his ideas come true.
Trump has repeatedly insisted he is in a good position to negotiate an end to the nearly two-year war, citing good relations with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine.
Looking back on his political career, Trump often praised Russian President Putin, including a few days after Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine in February 2022; at a campaign rally in March 2022, Trump referred to Putin as a shrewd politician, expressing admiration for the Russian. the army’s rapid occupation of large areas of Ukraine.
The US House of Representatives impeached Trump while he was president, accusing him of pressuring Zelensky to conduct a politically motivated investigation to prevent Biden from winning the 2020 US presidential election.
At the same time, Trump suspended US$400 million in military aid to Ukraine approved by Congress to help Ukraine fight the Russian-backed separatist forces in eastern Ukraine. , and the charges were not established.
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Don’t think that Israel will be fine if the Palestinian-Israeli war continues.
According to the Times of Israel, on January 21, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu gave a video speech in which he reiterated that he would not support the “two-state solution” promoted by the Biden administration. At the same time, he said that he completely refused to “troop withdrawal and hostage exchange.” ” agreement. US media previously cited news that the US, Egypt and Qatar are pushing for an agreement that requires the Israeli army to end the war and Hamas to release all hostages.
Netanyahu stressed in the video that he is determined not to allow a “full, militarized” Palestinian state to emerge.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
“I will continue to stand firm on this as long as I am prime minister,” Netanyahu reiterated, saying he “will not compromise Israel’s full security control of all territories west of the Jordan River.”
He also said that Israel will achieve “total victory” and that Gaza should be demilitarized under Israel’s comprehensive security control in the future. “There will be no entity in Gaza that finances, teaches or launches attacks for terrorism.”
The Times of Israel believes that this latest statement can be seen as opening the door slightly to a “demilitarized Palestinian state.”
Netanyahu pointed out that Israel has completely rejected the “troop withdrawal in exchange for hostages” deal proposed by Hamas. “So far, we have brought home 110 hostages, and we are committed to bringing them all back… But let me be clear: I completely reject Hamas’ surrender conditions, ” he said.
According to Netanyahu, in exchange for the release of the hostages, “Hamas demands an end to the war, the withdrawal of our troops from Gaza and the release of all the murderers and rapists of the police (elite Hamas force) ‘Nuhba’ committed, thereby keeping Hamas intact.”
“If we agree to this, the sacrifice of our soldiers will be in vain. If we agree to this, we will not be able to guarantee the safety of our citizens, we will not be able to get evacuees home safely, and the next It’s only a matter of time will be October 7th.” “I cannot agree to such a fatal blow to Israel’s security, so I cannot agree to (this agreement),” Tanyahu said.
The Times of Israel said Netanyahu’s above statement was in response to relevant reports from the US media.
Earlier on January 21, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources, that the United States, Egypt and Qatar are urging Israel and Hamas to accept a comprehensive agreement. The deal would require Israel to end the war and Hamas to release all hostages it wants to hold in Gaza, which would lead to a full normalization of relations between Israel and its neighbors and negotiations on the establishment of a Palestinian state.
After Netanyahu’s statement, many family members of the hostages set up tents in front of Netanyahu’s private residence in West Jerusalem to protest. A spokesman for the families of the hostages said the protesters would remain in the tent until “the prime minister agrees to an agreement to release the hostages.”
A poster at the scene read: “We love our children more than we hate Hamas.”
Families of Israeli hostages began camping in front of Netanyahu’s house to protest on January 21.
Since October 7, this round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict has entered its fourth month. The conflict has resulted in the deaths of nearly 25,000 people in Gaza, and more than 80% of the population has been forced to flee their homes. As the conflict continues and the humanitarian crisis deepens, the United States, as a staunch ally of Israel, has come under increasing pressure from public opinion.
In November last year, Israel and Hamas reached a temporary “hostage in exchange for a ceasefire” ceasefire agreement, and Hamas released a total of 108 hostages. Israel said Hamas was still holding about 132 hostages in the Gaza Strip, and about 25 of them died during their time in custody.
Hamas released a report on January 21, reviewing and reflecting on the attacks launched in several places in Israel on October 7 last year. The report said the attack targeted only Israeli soldiers and people carrying weapons and was committed to avoiding harm to civilians, but “some errors may have occurred” during the process, adding that targeting civilians was during the attack “happened accidentally.”
A few days ago, several US officials revealed that Biden administration officials have recently been discussing the establishment of a Palestinian state that is “demilitarized or has limited military power” in the future. to promote its operation. Answer two conditions”.
However, Netanyahu has repeatedly “slapped” Biden in the face in recent days, publicly refusing to support the establishment of a Palestinian state on several occasions and insisting on continuing military operations. Israel’s Defense Minister, Galante, said on the 21st that the Israeli army will further expand its offensive ground in Khan Younis, southern Gaza. “Smoke from tanks, artillery and planes will continue to cover the skies of Gaza until we reach our goals.”
However, Netanyahu’s government is facing dual pressures from domestic and foreign countries and is struggling to cope.
Recently, the families of Israeli hostages have held demonstrations in several places, and some of them have started a “hunger strike”. In Tel Aviv on the 19th, a large number of hostage family members and their supporters held a rally and blocked a highway. They called on the Israeli government and the international community to do more to help secure the release of hostages in Gaza.
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