The article discusses a potential shift in U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump, who appears to be moving towards an alliance with Russia, notably at the expense of Ukraine and Europe. This shift was highlighted by recent discussions between U.S. and Russian delegates in Riyadh, which excluded Ukrainian representatives. Trump's comments suggest he blames Ukraine for the ongoing conflict with Russia, asserting that concessions could have prevented the invasion. This marks a dramatic pivot reminiscent of previous Cold War dynamics, raising concerns about political recalibrations among global allies and adversaries.
Under President Trump, the U.S. could be switching sides by allying with Russia at the expense of Europe, as delegations from the U.S. and Russia met to discuss Ukraine.
Trump's rhetoric indicates a significant shift in American foreign policy, suggesting that he views Russia not as an adversary, but as a partner.
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