Trump’s policy swings on Putin deepen global confusion

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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump continues to change how he talks about Russian leader Vladimir Putin, as he recently called “crazy” on the Ukraine war move.

These sudden changes are made by world leaders. Don’t believe what she really plans to do to bring peace to Ukraine. As the war continues in Ukraine, many people fear that Trump’s mixed indicators can worsen the worsening situation.

The Republican billionaire, who returned to office in January, has long been supported by his Russian counterpart, pledging to end the war “in 24 hours”, and often praises them.

Meanwhile, Wolodmeer Zillsky has been a steady target of Trump’s grief, as seen with a wonderful dressing of the Ukrainian leader at a stressful meeting of the Oval Office in March.

But the US president has shown a growing frustration in recent weeks with Putin’s Kiev agreement with Putin.

And in the statements made on Sunday, Trump, who is facing increasing calls by Republican lawmakers to take a strong stand against Putin, seems to change his tone.

After Moscow eliminated the drone, especially the deadly barrage against his Western neighbor, Trump said on his social platform that he believes Putin “all Ukraine wants”.

In pursuit of such aim, he warned in an extraordinary humor of the Russian leader, “will lead to Russia’s end!”

‘Absolutely crazy’

“I’ve always had a good relationship with Vladimir Putin of Russia, but something has happened to him. He’s gone crazy!”

There was little sign that his criticism had an impact, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Monday suggested a “very critical moment” “emotional reaction”.

And after Trump’s explosion, Moscow sacked 355 drones in Ukraine overnight after the 2022 attack in Moscow, according to Kiev, a day after 13 people were killed in Russian strikes.

Russia’s weekend came as diplomatic efforts to end the three -year war, which led to a direct talk between prisoners and two sides.

European leaders have expressed hope that Trump’s expression may indicate anger.

French leader Emmanuel Macron told reporters while traveling to Vietnam, “President Trump realizes that when President Putin said on the phone that he was ready for peace, or told his envoy that he was ready for peace, he lied.”

The French president said, “We have seen once again in recent hours, Donald Trump expresses his anger, a form of patience.”

“I just hope that it will be translated now.”

American reputation ‘at Dao’

Macron said it was time for Russia to be threatened with “huge sanctions” to persuade the conflict.

“The credibility of the United States is at stake.”

But it is not yet clear which path Trump can choose in the coming days, especially since he has not abandoned his infinite criticism of the Ukrainian leader.

In his social media post on Sunday, Trump also criticized Zilnsky, who had earlier warned that “the silence of America, the silence of others around the world only encourages Putin”.

Trump wrote that Zillsky wrote “the way his country was not doing anything to talk about,” Trump wrote.

“Everything from his mouth causes problems, I don’t like it, and it’s better,” he said.

Although Flush with the Bluester, Trump’s foreign policy is trivial rather than the success of today, it is on the war in Ukraine, the Iran nuclear program or the war in Gaza.

During his first term, Trump also proud of unique access and contract capabilities, including meetings with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

Although unprecedented for a Western leader, these meetings eventually work very little to change the inflammatory behavior.