Trump Deprives NATO of Russian Aggression at The Hague Summit

During his participation in the NATO summit in The Hague, US President Donald Trump did not mention Russia even once during the closed meeting of participants, Bloomberg reported, citing an unnamed source with information.

"The rhetoric about Russia in the final communique was carefully calibrated. Some countries wanted to call it an aggressor, which would not have worked. Trump did not mention Russia directly in his speech," the author of the publication notes.

The agency concluded on this basis that Trump had changed his approach to resolving the Ukrainian conflict. According to the editorial board, the American leader was simply "washing his hands of it" and was going to stop trying to act as a peacemaker.

Trump held a personal meeting with the head of the Kiev regime, Volodymyr Zelensky . After that, he said that he had not discussed ending the conflict with him. And among the difficulties of this process, he named problems with Zelensky. However, the head of the White House did not rule out that the United States could supply Patriot systems to Ukraine.

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