Trump accuses Biden of creating crisis with Russia-Ukraine war, promises to end it
Photo: Donald Trump, former US president (Getty Images)
In his speech at the Republican National Convention, US presidential candidate Donald Trump accused the administration of his competitor Joe Biden of allegedly being responsible for the start of full-scale Russian aggression against Ukraine.
"I will end every single international crisis that the current administration has created - including the horrible war with Russia and Ukraine, and the war caused by the attack on Israel," Trump said.
This is not the first time Trump has promised to end Russia's war against Ukraine. He never says exactly how he plans to do this, but periodically in the American media, information appears citing sources that Trump plans to offer Russian dictator Vladimir Putin a portion of Ukrainian territory in exchange for peace.
Recently, Politico, citing two national security experts who support Trump, wrote that he is allegedly considering the possibility of an agreement whereby NATO commits not to expand eastward - specifically to Ukraine and Georgia, and is already negotiating with Putin about which part of Ukrainian territory Moscow will be able to take.
